Image via Wikipedia Dean Wampler blogs: Is the Supremacy of Object-Oriented Programming Over? “The fact is, for a lot of these applications, it’s just data. The ceremony of object wrappers doesn’t carry its weight. Just put the data in a hash map (or a list if you don’t need the bits “labeled”) and then process [...]
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10 ways to improve your code
Image by Jared Richardson via Flickr I discovered a video presentation available from QCon SF 2008 by Neal Ford called 10 Ways to Improve Your Code. Although the examples are in Java, most of the presentation is relevant to PHP. There are some ideas here that I’ve never heard of myself, such as “anti-objects”. Some [...]