This is the last post in our 3-part tutorial to OOP in PHP. In the previous posts we've created our Seed, which was used by our Tree class to grow. In this post, we are going to create our Garden class. This class will receive a Seed, plant it, and generate us with a series of new trees to choose from.

In the previous posts we've outlined our project and created a Seed interface and class. In this post we will be creating our Tree class, which will be using the GD library to generate images

I came up with this exercise when trying to teach OOP to a friend. We ended up creating a very nice app. One of the things I like about it, other than it being cool, is that it will require almost no use of a browser, and that means that we can focus just on plain PHP. It is based on a program described in the book "The Blind Watch Maker".

Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm that uses "objects" – data structures consisting of data fields and methods together with their interactions – to design applications and computer programs. This is a first post introducing the tool PHP provides for OOP

In this article I will try to both explain the basics of DL - one of the most misunderstood elements in HTML, and also how we can use it to add semantic sugar to our forms.

Simply put - YADDM is a simple event handling Class, designated specifically to handle all the events required for a fully accessible drop down menu. This includes the obvious mouse hover events, but also tab / shift-tab navigation. An important note is that it does not supply any of the effects.

An introduction to HistoryManager and a simple usage example

Hello, and welcome to my blog. This is actually the first time I try writing a blog, so I\'m unsure how useful this is gonna be. this blog is gonna be mostly about stuff i write, programing-wise - which means mostly JS - Mootools in particular, PHP and HTML. Also, sience I\'ve started my first steps with RoR, you might find some here as well.