PSR-1, a standard coding convention for PHP
| From: | Klaus Silveira | Date: | Fri, 24 Feb 2012 18:25:35 +0000 |
| Subject: | PSR-1, a standard coding convention for PHP | ||
| Groups: | php.standards | ||
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Each project can have it's own coding convention. For example: Symfony,
Zend and Yii might have different naming conventions, as well other
specific considerations (such as one class per file, line lenght, etc.).
However, some rules are so generic that should be considered a standard.
PSR-1 aims to be a set of generic guidelines for code formatting that can
be extended by PHP projects. Right now we have various conventions, being
the Zend Framework convention the most widely used. However, such
conventions are very tied to the project itself and can become a hassle to
port to other projects.
With PSR-1, we can have a cohesive standard that does not take into account
personal preferences or project-specific considerations. This is why it's
so important that you guys contribute to my initial commit. This HAS to be
a community effort and discussed a lot. So guys, please, comment:
https://github.com/php-fig/fig-standards/pull/14
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Klaus Silveira
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