Single Responsibility Principle in PHP

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application, PHP, single responsibility principle, software designing

“Single Responsibility Principle” or SRP is one of the most important concepts in object-oriented design. Whether you are a novice or an experienced designer, you must know and follow this principle if you want to make your objects loosely coupled; in software designing it is important to understand. Most often the inexperienced designers do not understand this core concept. And, it makes a real big difference in the time of making an application.
I have written a long article on the same topic in Medium

Horizontal reuse of code in php

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application, design patterns in php, horizontal reuse of code, interface, PHP, php 7, trait

The object-oriented programming is all about effective planning and design and interface plays the role of a blueprint; traits help objects to implement that blueprint. Going overboard with traits break that effectiveness.
Let us try to understand that point in the light of our selling application. Consider this code.

//iDeliveryParty.php
namespace MyInterface;

interface iDeliveryParty {
function get($product);
function post($review);
}
However, not every user may want to post a review. In that case, the traits will come to our help for not only implementing the interface but also enhance the re-usability of the code.