Re: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

Hello, on 09/20/2005 01:51 PM Murray @ PlanetThoughtful said the following: I do not understand why this could bother you or anybody else. If you have a better solution, nothing stops you to make your recommendations. Hi Manuel, I did make my recommendation. To you. It went something like (an

Re: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

Hello, on 09/20/2005 10:04 AM Michael Sims said the following: This is not to trivialize your Metastorage project (or, to be more accurate, I know nothing about it, so it's not my place to trivialize it or otherwise), but to point out that 'out-of-the-box' solutions to fundamental coding develop

RE: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

Murray @ PlanetThoughtful on Tuesday, September 20, 2005 8:15 AM said: > And it's also worth mentioning at this point that it might present > more of a challenge to the original poster to implement and make use > of a complex data abstraction package [1] than to lear

RE: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

Murray @ PlanetThoughtful wrote: > My post was not aimed at saying 'using packaged approaches to solve > coding problems is bad', but to say 'the original poster is asking a > fundamental learning question, so a packaged approach will possibly, > maybe even probably, hamper his development as a pro

RE: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

> > This is not to trivialize your Metastorage project (or, to be more > > accurate, I know nothing about it, so it's not my place to trivialize > > it or otherwise), but to point out that 'out-of-the-box' solutions to > > fundamental coding development problems probably ultimately makes for > > a

RE: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

[snippage] > I do not understand why this could bother you or anybody else. If you > have a better solution, nothing stops you to make your recommendations. Hi Manuel, I did make my recommendation. To you. It went something like (and I'm paraphrasing), "Your proposed solution doesn't solve the o

Re: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

Hello, on 09/20/2005 04:59 AM Murray @ PlanetThoughtful said the following: Let's take for example a class called 'Customer' that (obviously) manipulates customers in the database. Here is a very basic Customer class. (Data validation and the like are left out for brevity.) This is a basic obje

Re: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

Michael Sims wrote: Murray @ PlanetThoughtful wrote: Once he understands how to solve class abstraction problems such as the one he is asking about, he will be better equipped to deal with a wider range of application development tasks. I agree with this. This is not to trivialize your Me

RE: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

Murray @ PlanetThoughtful wrote: > Once he understands how to solve class abstraction problems such as > the one he is asking about, he will be better equipped to deal with a > wider range of application development tasks. I agree with this. > This is not to trivialize your Metastorage project (o

RE: [PHP] Re: Suggestions for class design

> on 09/19/2005 02:33 PM Chris W. Parker said the following: > > Let's take for example a class called 'Customer' that (obviously) > > manipulates customers in the database. Here is a very basic Customer > > class. (Data validation and the like are left out for brevity.) > > This is a basic object