OOP for procedural programmers?

I was in the same situation and I started to use a CodeIgniter. It naturally guided me into oop (and I LOVE it).

Perhaps you should look at 'PHP Objects, Patterns and Practise' by Matt Zandstra, 3rd Edition. I actually dislike the writing style of the book; it introduces difficult concepts in a hard-to-digest manner and then expects you to be forever comfortable with them when discussing the books' later material. Nonetheless, with some work, it will certainly help take you far beyond the ubiquitous example of a Shape base class being extended by 'Triangle' and 'Square' children (etc).

It is aimed at procedural PHP programmers, so it may be very useful for you.

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