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2.3 What Is the SPL?
So what is the SPL? In this lesson, I’ll explain how the SPL allows you to write classes which hook directly in to the power of PHP, whether you’re looping over data, handling exceptions or creating data structures. In short, the SPL allows us to overload, or augment, some of PHP’s basic lexicographical constructs.
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1.Introduction1 lesson, 00:39
1 lesson, 00:39
1.1Introduction00:39
1.1
Introduction
00:39
2.Getting Started3 lessons, 12:35
3 lessons, 12:35
2.1Getting Started04:52
2.1
Getting Started
04:52
2.2The Sample Application02:29
2.2
The Sample Application
02:29
2.3What Is the SPL?05:14
2.3
What Is the SPL?
05:14
3.Building the Application4 lessons, 12:25
4 lessons, 12:25
3.1The Core Classes02:09
3.1
The Core Classes
02:09
3.2Retrieving All Episode Data03:17
3.2
Retrieving All Episode Data
03:17
3.3Retrieving Past and Upcoming Episodes02:24
3.3
Retrieving Past and Upcoming Episodes
02:24
3.4Tying It All Together04:35
3.4
Tying It All Together
04:35
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:38
1 lesson, 00:38
4.1Conclusion00:38
4.1
Conclusion
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Matthew Setter is a software developer and freelance technical writer with over 14 years of professional software development experience gained in Australia, England and Germany. He is the author of Zend Framework 2 Foundations, writes for a variety of publications including PHP Architect magazine and SitePoint.com, and is regularly developing with PHP and related technologies.