I'm learning php after a very long time and this channel is on point... Rather than the old php courses and videos on yt. Thank you, sir, you made php more approachable for me. Last time I gave up on php around a year ago due to lack of interest and the oddity of php since there weren't many contents and the available ones were either old or hard for me to understand(cause_individuality!). Currently have watched 15 videos on incognito but gonna continue on my official login. Once again, thanks for your hard effort to make an old language like PHP rebirth. Hope more and more people use your sources as a reference like I'm doing now.
I'm just now watching all the videos and implementig every good practice to my first app, these videos have been so helpful for me! Thank you, sir! Everyday I come here to learn something from a source that is trustable.
Great lesson. In a small procedural personal php project I created, I used location headers to redirect after saving. Just saw that it was used but I didn't know anything else about it. But this lesson has covered it with explanations and covered many other areas too. These lessons are a gift Gio. Thanks alot. Also, I really like learning how things work. I'm now looking forward to seeing how frameworks help to make things faster. Thanks again
It would be awesome if in the future you'd teach a Laravel course (complete beginner to advanced). Given your knowledge and teaching skills, I'm sure many would pay to watch it.
It was very interesting to know about http request response numbers, by the time all of us always get 404 not found but no one knew why?😂 In Laravel I have used header but did not know where it comes from or how to correctly use it. Thank you Gio, can not wait to start the3section and the project.
Is there a reason why I'm not getting save dialog for files? File is still downloded from the "server", its just not giving me the option to select download location in both Chrome and Firefox.
http 2.0 should be faster/more efficient. You can read up on the exact differences between the two online, here is one as an example: www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/http-1-1-vs-http-2-what-s-the-difference
You can use include or require to do that but better way is to use namespaces. Watch the lesson about include and require and then watch the lessons about namespaces and autoloading, the link to playlist is in the description of this video
Hello. Just PDO/MySQL videos left for second section. So probably 2-3 videos and we move on to 3rd. We'll work on a project in third section and cover more advanced stuff
You could, but we are not using htaccess files, we are using nginx in this section, not apache. Also its better to handle such cases via routing within the application
