I've gotten as far as a guestbook, a table of data with sort buttons and search fields, a website log, a login page, a voting system and a hit counter all using a MySQL DB. And I've writen small things like calculators and the rest of the usual stuff while beginning a language. What else could I write at this level? I've ran out of ideas without it getting too complex.
Regards, Ste
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- MrPotatoes
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Just to clarify, (not sure this is what you're thinking or not) OOP isn't linked to ASP at all... OOP just means Object-Oriented Programming... and it can be applied in MANY languages... php and ASP only being two of them. I recently read this book:
PHP 5 Objects, Patterns, and Practice
It was pretty good. A little all-over-the-place, but not too bad. I give it a 9/10.[/url]
PHP 5 Objects, Patterns, and Practice
It was pretty good. A little all-over-the-place, but not too bad. I give it a 9/10.[/url]
- RobertGonzalez
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ASP.NET is a heavily OOP language. It is also used for quite a few more things than PHP would be used for.
If you are comfortable with PHP, I'd say start picking up C#.NET, and as you go along take a look at how it implements OOP. PHP OOP will surely come quickly after that. And if not, try something in PHP that you have never done. A file system browser, and single sign on application, whatever. Just play around...
If you are comfortable with PHP, I'd say start picking up C#.NET, and as you go along take a look at how it implements OOP. PHP OOP will surely come quickly after that. And if not, try something in PHP that you have never done. A file system browser, and single sign on application, whatever. Just play around...