Re: [PHP] Another newbie

2003-06-29 Thread Lars Torben Wilson
On Sat, 2003-06-28 at 13:10, Jay Fitzgerald wrote: > I have been writing PHP for almost a year now and someone on phpfreaks told > me the other day that my code was very sloppy. > > Since I want to more more into programming than design, can anyone > recommend where to learn how to make sure you

Re: [PHP] Another newbie

2003-06-28 Thread Ray Hunter
Jay, I would start out by reading up on the oop stuff and then maybe look at some software development sites...there are many and most have sufficient info to get you started. There are tons of design patterns out there which will more than help you code out too...(http://www.phppatterns.com) is

Re: [PHP] Another newbie

2003-06-28 Thread David Otton
On Sat, 28 Jun 2003 15:10:03 -0500, you wrote: >Since I want to more more into programming than design, can anyone >recommend where to learn how to make sure your code is clean, optimized and >as error-free as it can get? Even if it is the style of how to write the >code, please let me know

Re: [PHP] Another newbie

2003-06-28 Thread Chris Hayes
At 22:10 28-6-2003, you wrote: I have been writing PHP for almost a year now and someone on phpfreaks told me the other day that my code was very sloppy. Some people can be pretty rude on the net, so don't take it too hard. Since I want to more more into programming than design, can anyone reco

Re: [PHP] Another newbie

2003-06-28 Thread Daniel J. Rychlik
Take a close look at OO programming. Class objects are great for reusing code and making cleaner code. The art of designing code is a mastered art which is why my white board is always messy ;) . Never the less, oject oriented programming is definately the way to go. Chapter 6 in the PHP and My