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The Art of Modern PHP 8

You're reading from   The Art of Modern PHP 8 Learn how to write modern, performant, and enterprise-ready code with the latest PHP features and practices

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800566156
Length 420 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Joseph Edmonds Joseph Edmonds
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1 – PHP 8 OOP
2. Chapter 1: Object-Oriented PHP FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Inheritance and Composition, Encapsulation and Visibility, Interfaces and Concretions 4. Chapter 3: Advanced OOP Features 5. Section 2 – PHP Types
6. Chapter 4: Scalar, Arrays, and Special Types 7. Chapter 5: Object Types, Interfaces, and Unions 8. Chapter 6: Parameter, Property, and Return Types 9. Section 3 – Clean PHP 8 Patterns and Style
10. Chapter 7: Design Patterns and Clean Code 11. Chapter 8: Model, View, Controller (MVC) Example 12. Chapter 9: Dependency Injection Example 13. Section 4 – PHP 8 Composer Package Management (and PHP 8.1)
14. Chapter 10: Composer For Dependencies 15. Chapter 11: Creating Your Own Composer Package 16. Section 5 – Bonus Section - PHP 8.1
17. Chapter 12: The Awesomeness That Is 8.1 18. Other Books You May Enjoy

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The View represents the visual output that the application provides in response to a particular request. In most modern frameworks, the View layer includes a templating language that is designed to be frontend-developer-friendly, optimized for working on HTML and outputting safely escaped data. For the toy, we are sticking with plain PHP, though I have included a simple output escaping system.

The first thing that our app has to do is prepare the template data. I have kept the template data as a separate DTO, which is a pattern I encourage as it really helps to keep things organized. All template data implements a specific interface. Actually, the interface has no behavior in the toy – that is not an issue – but it does give us the option of enforcing standardized behavior later on, should we choose to.

What is a DTO again?

DTO stands for Data Transfer Object. It is simply an object that has no behavior and whose sole purpose is to be instantiated with data...

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