I had programmed for years in OO, and when I learned PHP, it only seemed natural to stay with it. I personally find the OO functionality in PHP to be not quite complete, but good enough for daily use. In fact, I don't write any sites in a non-oo manner. I love it.



On 28 Feb 2004, at 22:58, Monty wrote:

I've decided it's time to learn how to program using PHP's OOP. But, I just
found this article which is giving me second thoughts...


http://www.zend.com/zend/art/mistake1.php#Heading13

The article was written in 2000, so, it may not apply now. Is OOP in PHP 4.3
slow and incomplete as the article states? Or is it much better now? I
probably won't be moving to PHP 5 in then near future, which apparently has
much better OOP support.


So, I can't decide if I should just go ahead and start using OOP in PHP 4.3
(as long as it's not slow and klugey) or if I should just wait until I get
PHP 5? Anyone have any insight??


- Monty

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