Have a look at Zend's SDK. It's full of such nonsense. Symfony also tries very hard to look like Java, complete with verbose naming and files paths.
Maybe. I avoid stuff like that. See https://www.slimframework.com
for example.
Re:Modern PHP without a framework
by davidjnelson on Sunday April 01, 2018 @07:44PM
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Seems more like a dig on inheritance and the resultant code than java as a language.
Well, two layers of factory classes, one calling the other, plus a big xml blob is pretty Java specific. I'm open to to common counter examples in some other language.
There's inheritance, and there's overindulgence.
Re:Modern PHP without a framework
by davidjnelson on Saturday April 07, 2018 @01:57PM
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Interface based polymorphism is pretty useful. Been thinking more functionally lately, and can’t remember needing it. Parametric polymorphism ( aka generics ) are still useful for the immutable state graph.
I don't know that I've ever encountered something like:
In any other language. And that's not the most egregious example. It's quite common.