[PHP Guidelines series] Final classes as a warning sign

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As announced here, I have started working on a series of posts related to good and bad development practices.

Final classes as a warning sign

The next chapter deals with one of the warning signs in PHP development — final classes.

I am not, in this post, going to go into details on what are final classes and how exactly they are a warning sign. There is a whole article with examples available in the main repository of this series. Let’s just say that final classes are functionally useless and can be easily overridden by using a Decorator Design pattern.

The whole article, with analysis and conclusions is available here: https://github.com/constup/php-guidelines/tree/master/src/WarningSigns/FinalClasses

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Nikola Stojiljkovic
Nikola Stojiljkovic

Written by Nikola Stojiljkovic

Tech enthusiast currently working as a PHP/Symfony and NodeJS/TypeScript developer, devops engineer and server administrator.

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