Object-Oriented Programming in PHP - Videos 5-7

Another great tutorial. THANK ’S !

Jeffrey, will these series be posted on the NetTuts site for premium members? Because i’m a premium member and i’m dying to watch these screencasts

Anyway. Nice job, as always!

priktop, just buy it and steadily jeffeyway if he gets the money for the items i dont know but i hope

it would be better if you included the mysqldb class as code, maybe that will appear in the next lessons?

As always your tutorials are a great service to those of us either starting out or refining our skills. Though I can’t imagine how busy you must be, Jeffrey, I was just wondering if there was an ETA on the next set of tutorials?

Hi. I think i will buy them when the last part comes out.

By the way, i have an idea for marketplace.tutsplus.com You should make so it is possible to post a preview of the screncast, so we could se the video and sound quality before we buy.

Hey Jeffrey,

Do you work with MySQL databases in these tutorials?

Thanks!

Any sign of the next part yet?

Very good tutorials. Jeffrey really knows how to make difficult topics look easy

To be honest I’ve been disappointed with the quality (or lack thereof) of tuts coming out on net.tutsplus.com. I was very interested in this series as a primer for OOP that I could use during an afternoon before digging into a more advanced book on OOP I just received from Amazon.

Unfortunately, these OOP tuts are not available on net.tutsplus.com to premium members, so I canceled my membership there, and then bought the first of the series here, which cost you money. I think it’s a mistake not to make these immediately available to your premium members.

14$ for 2 series… i think its to expensive… i have only bought the 1-4 and 5-7… and at the end of chapter 7… you will find a txt file which tell you that you need to purchase another serie… to complete your adventure….

Hi,

You were way too quick in Chapter 7, first part. I watched it twice, I will practice as you go this time.. Anyways, I tried some bits by myself. class B extends A but, when I do class C extents A it does not allow, however, when i do class C extends B, I am unable to get protected of class A Lemme know if I am wrong somewhere…