Volume 5 Issue 4 • php|architect • 17
Aspect Oriented Software Development and PHPFEATURE
T
he object oriented approach to programming
has been popular for a number of years.
While
its advantages are not often obvious for short
term projects, major...
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Volume 5 Issue 4 • php|architect • 17
Aspect Oriented Software Development and PHPFEATURE
T
he object oriented approach to programming
has been popular for a number of years.
While
its advantages are not often obvious for short
term projects, major development simply cannot
do without it.
Object-oriented programming
languages provide the tools necessary to present business
logic in a demonstrable form.
Today, UML Class diagrams
(http://en.
wikipedia.
org/wiki/Unified_Modeling_Language) can
even be used to develop system logic.
Demonstrable business logic makes it easier for
new participants to join in, and helps to save time for
developers that come back into the project at later stages.
It also reduces the number of mistakes, considerably.
Is implementing an object-oriented approach, alone,
enough to develop the demonstrable business logic?
Obviously not.
Creating a smart, object-oriented program
architecture is not an easy task—unless you are able
to successfully implement met
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