As far as I can tell, there isn't a common coding practice among PHP developers. What I mean is: there is no standard as in ANSI Standard C++. However, I believe that there beginning to be a move toward a more standardized way of coding, and I would greatly support and like to be involved in helping create this standard.
Nonetheless, some good coding practices for PHP are in the PEAR manual (as this is the standard way that PEAR developers request that you code PEAR packages). These standards may be found at:
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/standards.php
Thanks, that was my next question...I was told to look at PEAR from the beginning. All I can say is PEAR looks very exciting for me.
Some good coding structure ideas that have been brought into the Lasso developer circles over the years:
1) FrameWork...(incredible piece of work) I have friend that is working on porting it to PHP.
http://www.fwpro.com/
2) Corral (basically a cascading includes system) Appear to be offline at the moment: http://www.corralmethodology.com/
3) One-File (basically similar to FuseBox, but without the "black box") Stems from corral. I know I have seen a lot of PHP developers develop with this style, such as ?page=1, etc...
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