PHP Object Oriented Programming in Eclipse IDE
June 9th, 2009 | 
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OOP in PHP can greatly improve productivity and code cleanliness. This is a redone version of my first OOP in Eclipse video (better quality).
Duration : 0:9:15
Posted in programming in php | 
Tags: class, computer, Development, eclipse, ide, java, javascript, libraries, object, oriented, pdt, PHP, programming, website
This a nice step up …
This a nice step up for oop starters!
For those who are still doubting to leave their “safe” procedural programming, this should convince them.
I think you are very young but very talented, good job in making this vid.
I guess text is …
Sorry.
I guess text is just that much more subjective with out all the metadata we get in face to face communication… saying ‘Please don’t spread this type of practices, there is a more than enough bad code out there. Thank you. ‘ sounds kind of jerkish to me considering he’s one of the few people I can find even taking the initiate to do this stuff on video media. No hard feelings though man, I say jerk like things at times too, like my response to you on here
Dude I was trying …
Dude I was trying to help. The most important aspect of learning or teaching a programming language is to be consistent. This is exactly why these programming concepts are the same across all programming languages.
Even tho you called me a jerk lol, I will suggest you visit the forums @ phpbuilder[DOT]com if you are serious and wish to learn good Php.
He’s trying to help …
He’s trying to help people man. There are very few video resources for this stuff. Its good to correct people where needed but don’t be a jerk about it and act like he’s spreading the plague here… This stuff can be confusing, given the way PHP has gone from a mostly broken OOP implimentation to a fairly decent one in one version number. I for one applaud this guy for taking the time to put a video together at all and I hope he continues to make them!
hey connor – great …
hey connor – great that you are having tutorials – but have to accept, malgacho is right. var $text is how you ‘declare’ the variable – initialization happens when a declared variable is given a value and that is true for all programming languages.
Nice!
Nice!
Thanks for your …
Thanks for your knowledge ;D
Thank you for the …
Thank you for the positive feedback!
Good job!
I …
Good job!
I subscribed ^^
thank you…
thank you…
agreeing with …
agreeing with Connor here,
this is how you initialize a variable, although you mostly use public and private….
if it works, it …
if it works, it works my friend. This is PHP 4, so stop talking about PHP 5 and 6. In normal PHP code, $text = “”; works, but in a library, you can use public, global, and other types of vars to use. And just having var $text; is in fact, called initializing a variable. I don’t know if you are an experienced programmer in C++, C#, Java, etc., but we initialize variables all the time.
Hey Connor, this:
…
Hey Connor, this:
var $text;
is not how you initialize a variable, that was how you could “DECLARE” a variable (var is deprecated in php 5 and more so now that we are soon to welcome php 6).
this is an actual initialization of a variable in php:
$text = “some text”;
Please don’t spread this type of practices, there is a more than enough bad code out there. Thank you.
Hey Connor, make …
Hey Connor, make some more of this with constructors and extends asap..
gracias
14 years old
14 years old
how old are u?
how old are u?
thank you
thank you
Good job. Much …
Good job. Much better quality!
belle, very good!
…
belle, very good!
hope can have more video!
please give me send message!
thanks!