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Start your free trialPaolo Scamardella
24,828 PointsOOP in a real Web application project course?
I really think Object-Oriented PHP Basic is a great series for beginnings, and I think Hampton does a great job with it. However, I would like to see if Team Tree House would create a course using OOP in a real project for web application development whether it is PHP, JavaScript, Ruby and so on. I'm probably speaking for a lot of people/students that all we see is a typical OOP course with basic examples like Animal, People classes that are not applied to a real scenario/project. It is easy to understand the concepts of OOP, but it is much different when we need to apply it to a real world web application project. I'll puke my eyes out if I see another Animal, Car, and Person class examples. A web application project with OOP instead of procedural will definitely help a lot of us who wants to take it to the next level. By all means, I'm not "putting down" Team Tree House, and I think Team Tree House is a wonderful place to learn technologies, and I love it.
6 Answers
Emmanuel Salom
Courses Plus Student 8,320 PointsHey bro, OOP its pretty broad and there are tons of sources to learn from online for Free ;)
check out the series from phpacademy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipp4WPDwwvk
Treehouse is awesome, that's why I'm still here, but as much as they can try they can't really cover everything.
Emmanuel Salom
Courses Plus Student 8,320 PointsYes, sometimes I feel the same. I think it's totally normal when you are on this learning path.
Arif Zuhairi
1,637 PointsYeah maybe a course on how to apply it in real world..
Kamil Fedorow
15,977 PointsHi Paolo Scamardella I agree with you. I'll be good if TeamTreeHouse will release more about OOP with website example. I'll wait and in the same time I going to check "phpacademy" (Thx Emmanuel Salom)
Konrad Pilch
2,435 PointsHI,
Hampton Paulk please could you make some tutorial of OOP in real life sytuatoin? I don tknow if you remember when i was writing about log in log out etc.. though now as i better understood how this works id ment probably OOP in real life with functions that a user can take action with database like treehouse .
Alena Holligan
Treehouse TeacherThis course is a small project using OOP with many of the common tools used in a "real" project. I hope this helps: http://teamtreehouse.com/library/building-websites-with-php
We will also be adding more in the future, so stay tuned :)
Konrad Pilch
2,435 PointsWelcome! :D
Is there a way we could know whats planned for PHP courses as well as for OOP maybe ? :D and im not sure, but some updates as well for laraver 5 ? if thats any difference.
And could i ask, what do you think about PHP vs Rails? I mean PHP has WordPress side as well, which is very popular and working , but other than that, would Rails overtake PHP ? since it seem that Rails do everything a lot faster .
And, if making a tutorial, could it be something with some real life project? the OOP tutorial thats here, its kind of out of the subject talking about fishes if i remember well : p and or even a small workshop how to get around OOP with login and all that stuff .
Paolo Scamardella
24,828 PointsPaolo Scamardella
24,828 PointsAh...PHPAcademy! LOL Those are some great PHP tutorials on youtube. I know it is pretty broad, but I wanted to see if Team Tree House will be cooking something in the future. I would like to see a real life project; that is all. I'm pretty sure it will help a lot of people in here too. I work with OOP everyday and not afraid of working with it, but sometimes I feel like I missing something...not sure what LOL