An intriguing use of lambda functions - Eli White

Courtesy Planet PHP  Wed, 03/10/2010 - 08:47

I’ve been working hard on Goodsie.com lately trying to bring it to launch.

It’s been great being in on a new PHP project from (near) the beginning, as it frees up a number of things.

One of those, is the fact that I can be using PHP 5.3 and all the new features that come with PHP 5.3.

While I’ve used my fair share of the short-cut ternary already (?), the bigger win for me, are the Lambda...

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