Master PHP Attributes: A Detailed Tutorial by Gary Clarke

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Gary Clarke's "PHP Attributes 50 Minute Tutorial" offers a comprehensive guide to implementing validation rules in Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) using PHP attributes. The tutorial covers topics like Readonly Properties, Custom Attributes, and Validation Mechanisms. Clarke's approach is practical, aiming at efficiency in coding. For developers looking to deepen their understanding of PHP attributes, this resource is invaluable. More details and code examples are available on Clarke's course page.

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PHP Attributes 50 Minute Tutorial

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Gary Clarke

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25 September 2023

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