» DI, DiC, & Service Locator Redux Ralph Schindler
To DiC, or not to DiC: that has seemed to be the question in PHP for the last few years. Most people generally agree that injecting dependencies is the right thing to do®. For those writing a framework, or any shared codebase where extensibility or the ability to grow the codebase is a core philosophical tenet, not injecting dependencies is doing a disservice to the project in the long run. So, as
» PHP Constructor Best Practices And The Prototype Pattern Ralph Schindler
If your knowledge of constructors ends with “the place where I put my object initialization code,” read on. While this is mostly what a constructor is, the way a developer crafts their class constructor greatly impacts the initial API of a particular class/object; which ultimately affects usability and extensibility. After all, the constructor is the first impression a particular class can make. C
» Learning About Dependency Injection and PHP Ralph Schindler
Over the past few years, there are a few concepts and programming patterns that have muscled their way into the hearts and minds of PHP developers from other languages and programming communities. These concepts range from the MVC application architecture as well as various modeling techniques (think ActiveRecord and Data Mapper), to a pure shift in the way we think about application architectures
Ralph Schindler - Exception Best Practices in PHP 5.3
Every new feature added to the PHP runtime creates an exponential number of ways developers can use and abuse that new feature-set. However, it’s not until developers have had that chance that some agreed-upon good usage and bad usage cases start to emerge. Once they do emerge, we can finally start to classify them as best or worst practices. Exception handling in PHP is not a new feature by any s
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