Decorator in PHP [Design pattern with examples]

Nico Anastasio
1 min readDec 12, 2019

If you are reading this post there are two options.

You are an excited beginner coder, one that is trying to understand what is happening with the PHP language,
or
you are an experienced developer but that still wants to be up-to-speed and always improve.

Either way, you are in the BEST POSITION to learn how to structure your code.

You can do so by learning design patterns,

They provide a solution to problems that occur often when developing web applications.

In this episode of the series, we’ll discover the Decorator pattern,

the one that enables us creating a structure for multi-features objects.

We’ll do so by using a lot of actionable examples and step by step explanation.

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Nico Anastasio
Nico Anastasio

Written by Nico Anastasio

Experienced programmer empowering developers to write flawless code. Explore my blog: anastasionico.uk/blog. Need captivating articles? nico@anastasionico.uk.

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