Past meeting
SF PHP Feb 2008 - OOps! The PHP Fear and Loathing Guide to OO Design
(9 ratings)
Meeting Description
Who
- Anyone interested in PHP and web development!
Organized by
- Michael Tougeron
Details
Terry Chay will be giving talk around object-orientated code in PHP.
Synopsis:
How does the PHP developer in the trenches create powerful object-orientation code? By doing what the PHP's architects did, of course: cherry picking the most pragmatic of OOP principles and patterns! This talk is targeted at the PHP developer who has basic knowledge of PHP OOP syntax but wants to find out where OOP principles can fit into a program.
With examples illustrating the use of simple design patterns both good and bad, it covers some basic principles of object orientation (such as the open-closed principle and the single-responsibility principle), parameters of package design, and other related processes (such as refactoring and test-first design). If that last sentence made no sense, then this is for you!
Map to CNET Networks, Inc.
When you arrive, please look for the PHP Meetup sign pointing you to the conference room. Please RSVP if you are attending so that I can prepare enough snacks and beverages.
Look forward to seeing you there!
Talk About This Meeting
Who Attended
It's estimated that 70 people attended.
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Warren Vail
"Speaker used lots of expletives that he didn't need to use, he had lots of inciteful and useful information."
Chris C
"interesting and entertaining. Still would like to see a meeting that goes more into practical code-level OO discussion. There are so many people in the group now, it seems there should be more meetings or something so that it's feasible to network with others."