PHP Tutorials — Object Oriented Programming

Want to get started in using classes in PHP. This will give you a nice kick start.

About This SeriesThis is a three part series introducing Object-Oriented PHP, a way to manage your code and keep different parts separate, all while being easily accessible. I hadn’t really planned it this way, but myprevious article works as a great precursor to this article, showing you how to get a PHP/MySQL Sandbox up and running, which is just what we’ll be using for this tutorial as I believe a hands-on approach is the best way to...

IntroductionWelcome to Part 2 of a three part series introducing Object Oriented PHP! This tutorial will build off thefirst part from last week. Compare this to playing a sport; if you don’t know the basics, you’ll never progress.In This TutorialToday, we are going to learn the following:Constructors and DestructorsReturning data from your functionsKeeping organizedConstructors and DestructorsThink of PHP constructors and destructors like.

Introduction Welcome to the third and final part of a series introducing Object Oriented PHP! Please, as I have urged before, go back and read parts one and two if you have not already, the basics are the most important part!

This tutorial will show you how to make a class that will show how many users browsing the site at the moment.

Having trouble making the leap from procedural to object-oriented programming (OOP)? Learn the difference between the two styles of programming with easy-to-follow real-world examples.

Just quickly following up my post from earlier on today where I looked at how to log into the Google Analytics API using PHP and CURL using Username/Password Authentication I wrapped the login code up into a class with methods for logging in and then calling API functions.

Make an iPhone App Using the Envato API

Fluent interface for parsing HTML, specifically statistical data in tables.

Learning OOP in PHP ASAP