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Evening all,
I've decided to give my personal website a thorough overhaul over the next few weeks. I originally created it in January and being my first hand coded site its sloppy and the code is badly organised.
I've recently got to grips with Photoshop so at least I can make the site LOOK a bit better
However, I want to re-organise my code because at the moment I have a separate file for each php action
I'm thinking of creating something along the lines of a 'master' php script which uses various includes (EG: Input > Process > Output) that way I can keep all of my includes stuffed out of the way.
Could anyone enlighten me with how they organise their code to make everything more manageable.
Edit: Although I've never used them before, I think now is a good time to start looking into objects/functions/classes - are these good tools to use? If so how would I go about using them?
Cheers,
Freakish_05
I've decided to give my personal website a thorough overhaul over the next few weeks. I originally created it in January and being my first hand coded site its sloppy and the code is badly organised.
I've recently got to grips with Photoshop so at least I can make the site LOOK a bit better
However, I want to re-organise my code because at the moment I have a separate file for each php action
I'm thinking of creating something along the lines of a 'master' php script which uses various includes (EG: Input > Process > Output) that way I can keep all of my includes stuffed out of the way.Could anyone enlighten me with how they organise their code to make everything more manageable.
Edit: Although I've never used them before, I think now is a good time to start looking into objects/functions/classes - are these good tools to use? If so how would I go about using them?
Cheers,
Freakish_05
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