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Less obvious PHP tricks?
December 29, 2010 @ 11:17:10

On Reddit.com there's a recent post with a question about some of the lesser known PHP tricks that other developers might have picked up out there. The post has pulled in quite a few suggestions including:

  • Using predefined interfaces
  • The streams API
  • Defining constant defaults
  • The speed differences in reading parts of arrays
  • Boolean attribution

There's also a full discussion on closures/lambdas that no "features" post on PHP would be complete without. Have some tips to share? Add yours to the post too!

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