Object-oriented PHP: Essential Constructs

By Daryl Wood
A start to object-oriented PHP that will take a student from concept to a working form generator application.
Course info
Rating
(159)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jul 22, 2015
Duration
2h 2m
Table of contents
Essential Constructs
Module Introduction 2m The Form Class 4m The Class Construct 3m Class Properties 2m Class Methods 2m Class Constants 3m Module Summary 1m
The PHP Object
Overview 4m How to Create an Object 5m Obtaining Object Properties 4m Changing Object Properties 2m Creating New Object Properties 3m Destroying Object Properties 3m Object Methods 4m Other Method Techniques 4m Object Constants 3m
The Constructor/Destructor Magic Methods
The Constructor Overview 4m Building Unique Objects with the Constructor 7m The Destructor 5m
Static Class, Properties, and Methods
The Static Class Overview 1m The Static Class Declaration and Usage Concerns 4m Static Usage Concerns 3m The Form Class Walkthrough Pt. 1 5m The Form Class Walkthrough Pt. 2 4m Building Singletons Walkthrough Pt. 1 5m Building Singletons Walkthrough Pt. 2 4m
Form Generator: Putting It All Together
The Form Generator Overview 1m The Big Picture: Application Flow 7m The Form Generator Model/View/Controller File Review 6m The Form Generator Services, Form, Input, Validator Classes Pt. 1 3m The Form Generator Services, Form, Input, Validator Classes Pt. 2 6m Register Form Generation and Walkthrough Pt. 1 5m Register Form Generation and Walkthrough Pt. 2 4m Module Summary 1m
Description
Course info
Rating
(159)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jul 22, 2015
Duration
2h 2m
Description

A tour of object-oriented constructs in the PHP language including classes, objects, properties, and methods. The course details the construction of objects and how to use them to contain and define real software models. A form generator application is included that generates a form, receives the request with form data, processes the form data by passing it through a series of validation classes, finally returning a response. The complete request/response cycle is walked through.

About the author
Daryl Wood
About the author

Daryl Wood is a certified software engineer and architect, web technology consultant, instructor, and author. He is the CTO of Datashuttle.net, Inc., a web services company. He has authored training content in WAMP and MAMP servers, Linux Mint, and Apache mod_rewrite. He gets a kick out of working with students and software engineers, they are the coolest people he says.

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