The standards for WordPress development are slowly moving from turns of procedural code that lack proper abstraction to more SOLID and object-oriented code. That’s a step in the right direction, but let’s not forget two important things that often get left out of these discussions: putting code in a class does not make it “object-oriented,” and object-oriented PHP is not, by definition better. Today, we will discuss what what an object is and what its role is. Then we can discuss what we mean by “true object-oriented programming” and whether it really matters if your code is “true OOP” or […]
The Difference Between Classes and Objects In PHP
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