Building a shopping cart is the “Hello World” of e-commerce, but building one that is secure, scalable, and maintainable is a different beast entirely.
Introduction # Let’s be honest: WordPress development has a reputation. For years, “WordPress PHP” was synonymous with massive procedural files, global variables, and a complete disregard for software architecture. But as we settle into 2025, that narrative has shifted dramatically.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python has evolved significantly. While the functional paradigm has gained traction with libraries like JAX and the expansion of itertools, OOP remains the architectural backbone of enterprise-grade Python applications—from the ORM layers of Django 6.0 to the intricate component systems of modern AI agents.
In the landscape of web development in 2025, the humble web form remains the primary gateway for user interaction. Whether it’s a login screen, a complex multi-step application, or a dynamic survey, the way you architect your forms defines the reliability of your application.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) has been the bedrock of enterprise Java development for nearly three decades. However, if you are still writing Java code the way you did in 2015—heavy with getters, setters, rigid inheritance hierarchies, and verbose anonymous inner classes—you are missing out on a revolution.
