The slides from my php|works talk are now available as a PDF file. I’m going to try to create an audio version after I get back from the conference.
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Hi Paul – thanks for the Seagull mentions, got the URL wrong though it’s http://seagullproject.org.
Couldn’t figure out the T prefix in Prado until a Delphi programmer shed light on the matter the other day, apparently T is for Type which is typical in Delphi.
Am curious why you stuck Seagull in the ‘partial namespace’ category, the Seagull core libs are 100% namespaced with SGL_ and have been for ages. If anything I find the Horde convention confusing which is
horde/lib/[a bunch of libs]
and then
horde/lib/Horde/[more similar libs]
ie ‘block’ and ‘text’ appear at both levels.
Seagull has modules which are not namespaced but this is on purpose because modules != libs and there should be no reason to have, eg, 2 comment managers in different modules.
Another comment on your Auth convention, in my experience around 90% of PHP devs don’t know what the difference is between authorisation and authentication so it’s quite handy to name these classes explicitly.
Totally agree on your point that an intuitive and consistent file structure is essential in a framework project, hopefully soon the Cakes and Symfony’s will drop the annoying convention of MyClass.class.php, IMHO the filename is more than sufficient.
Good luck with the talk!
Looks like an interesting presentation. I’m looking forward to an audio version.
hi
i could not locate organizing-php-projects.pdf. please let me know the exact url.
regards
antony
chennai, india.
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