When projects are getting bigger, its always nice to split things up and prepare parts of your code for general reuse. PHP Traits (PHP 5.4+) are a nice way to do this. Adding multiple Traits or classes, requires you to make sure all are being included. Here is a nice way to register both with the __autoload function […]

Single inheritance has often been the limitation for PHP. This means that a class can only inherit from one other class. Often classes share the same methods and it would be beneficial to allow reuse and prevent duplication. In PHP 5.4 a new feature was added, known as Traits. A Trait is like a Mixin, allowing […]

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