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Introduction to OOP
Object Orientation is the predominant programming model in professional PHP use. This training teaches the essential basics of object-oriented programming in PHP and thus creates important prerequisites for understanding and using current frameworks and software products such as Drupal, Typo3, NEOS, or Magento.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the basic principles of object-oriented programming
- Write robust and type-safe code
- Create simple object-oriented applications
Target Audience
This training is intended for attendees who want to learn object-oriented programming with PHP.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of PHP or a similar programming language and initial experience in using an IDE or a text editor with syntax highlighting are required.
Introduction to OOP 1.199,- EUR
4 Online Sessions á 180 minutes
No date is currently planned for this training.
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Introduction
Duration: 180 minutes
- Welcoming, introducing and collecting expectations
- Introduction: A day at the office
- The most important OOP principles at a glance
- Live Coding: "Hello World", an object oriented lyric generator
- Discussion of the work assignment
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Secrecy
Duration: 180 minutes
- Joint review of selected work assignments
- Q and A
- Memory Exercises and Secrets
- Live Coding: Will we see each other?
- Discussion of the work assignment
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Here's to good cooperation
Duration: 180 minutes
- Joint review of selected work assignments
- Q and A
- Dependencies and Collaboration
- Live Coding: Here's to good cooperation
- Discussion of the work assignment
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Anti Patterns
Duration: 180 minutes
- Joint review of selected work assignments
- Q and A
- How it should not go further with OOP
- Summary and Outlook
- Feedback and Closing
Ihr Trainer
![Stefan Priebsch](/images/authors/sp.jpg)
Exclusive and customized?
We are happy to conduct any training exclusively online ("in-house") for you. We adapt the content and focus to your specific wishes and needs and optionally work with examples directly from your code base.