Archive for the ‘object oriented programming’ Category
Bean discussion
I’ve got a headache reading the discussion on this Model-Glue thread:
Beans question
But it’s a very good reading indeed, it’s quite enlightening to see how people discuss OO not only from the academic point of view but also from the commercial and real world application point of view.
One of things that I want to achieve this year is to get acquainted once again with OO. After doing 8 years of uni, I thought I know OO, but that’s so far from the truth.
OOP and join tables
One of questions that I encountered while trying out Model Glue.
Too much to digest now, will re-read and revisit this excellent thread:
I Just Can’t Understand Object Oriented Programming (OOP) And Join Tables
Woot.. no MVC??
Our new framework has gone quite a major “upgrade” recently. The database abstraction layer is changed considerably to accomodate the usage of newere PHP’s MySQL interface called MySQLi.
MySQLi is supposedly better than the standard PHP’s MySQL interface. One notably advantage is the support of prepared statement. After using it for a week, I guess the benefit for our system is not that noticeable, mainly because our projects so far don’t use SQL transactions that intensively. I’m just thinking whether it’s worth the effort of upgrading it at all.. Especially when today, I was reminded by my boss, that our system is not MVC based.. and I was stu
ed!n Read the rest of this entry »
