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  Using PHP Closures as View Helpers

  Posted: January 24th, 2012, 9:06am MST

  Unquestionably, the release of PHP 5.3.x, along with the imminent arrival of PHP 5.4 (at least, at the time of this writing), clearly show the level of maturity that the language has reached in the last few years. The inclusion of support for native namespaces, Late Static Binding, a largely improved SPL and of course the long-awaited traits, are all part of the wealth of niceties that PHP offers to picky developers. Although most of these features have found their own niche over time (with the sole exception of traits, for obvious reasons), there's one more that, because of its versatile natu...