By bloid
via devzone.zend.com
Published: Jul 24 2008 / 11:50
Producing code that clearly conveys a developer's intent is key to any well written application. That not only applies to PHP, but every programming language. Developers who emphasize the creation of legible code tend to create applications which are easier to both maintain and expand upon. After seven years of programming in PHP I've worked on a variety of projects where well organized and legible code were set aside for numerous reasons. Some of those reasons include time constraints, lack of experience, lost enthusiasm, misdirected pre-optimizing, and the list goes on.
-
Making DDoS prevention a priority
-
Simplifying Chrome Extension Development with Queuebert
-
Increase Website Loading Speed With PHP Speedy
-
IceFaces Copies PrimeFaces Line by Line |
-
50 Open Source Tools That Could Help You Find (or Keep) a Valentine
-
Limiting your abstractions: Reflections on the Interface Segregation Principle
Add your comment
Voters For This Link (13)
-
bloid -
skoop -
jkso -
matt -
mswatcher -
startrak118
-
livevoyage
-
thinkingserious -
nikolaplejic
-
zalister
-
vladocar
-
musher
-
antych
