i couldn't agree more, i wasn't new to PHP but i was missing so many conventions and best practices. Those are things that usually people skip in their tutorials.
Probably one of the best courses about PHP. I wouldn't call it beginner friendly, but makes it very easy to move to Laravel after you grasped all the concepts displayed on the video.
That's true, that's why as a beginner I am taking notes and practicing at the same time with lots of googling and learning from other resources. I'm halfway through and hopefully will make it to the end.
I agree, when I read PHP for beginners this was not what I was expecting. Some of the things after the midway point are quite abstract and honestly a little difficult to follow. But hey, it''s part of the learning process I guess. In a few months this might seem self explanatory (hopefully ^_^ )
This course is a huge service to the whole PHP ecosystem! And for Free! I wish such courses existed when i was starting to program. I have been out of the PHP loop for ~10 years, and even though i was at a very high level, i am completely hooked and feel that i should continue watching the whole series (at 2 hours, 30 minutes now). the part about lambda and arrow functions was great, and i really enjoy, that you structure the course very sensibly so that a transfer to laravel is soo smooth. You have a great way to explain complex topics with simple words. That´s the Way 😉
As a student in PHL, I'm pleased that when I chose to begin learning PHP, this channel was recommended to me through RU-vid search. Completing the series took me three weeks, but I gained a wealth of knowledge from it. I'm now eager to delve into learning Laravel. All I can do now is to subscribe to the channel and recommend it to my friends. Many thanks to Professor Jeffrey Way. Warm regards,
I don't know whether it's because it's my second language or whether Jeffrey is such a good teacher but I'm halfway through and this course has been a breeze.
Great service to the PHP world Jeff!!!. I keep asking myself, where have I been since the original release of this Gem. The dude was really teaching his students the framework path to learning PHP. This means you'll never have an issue picking up frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, etc. And if you ever choose to become a no-framework guy, your code-base would be a framework in itself.
This is insane.. In a very positive way of course. One of the best devs in the PHP World has given so much; Jeffrey, an authority in the PHP/Laravel, is smashing it, again, in a very constructive and helpful course. Kudos to you mate. Btw, this course is not for haters.. 😉 Cheers!
This lesson is by far the BEST lesson I have taken as a "self taught" PHP enthusiast! Jeff takes you "along for the ride" you simply have to be willing to be a passenger and to not give up. Be willing to do research on your own when you hit a wall or come to an impasse where things aren't working (It will happen), after all NO ONE can memorize all the rules of any programming language and the subtle issues when dealing with servers and different IDE's and operating systems, it can get tough when you hit a wall, just don't give up! Jeffrey explains things in a easy to understand way that, at least for me, just makes sense. If you are remotely considering learning PHP, do not hesitate to at least listen to this lecture, it is POWERFUL PROGRAMMING LOGIC that can be moved into very popular frame works. Thank you Laracast for making this lesson available for free and thank you Jeffrey!
Thank you very much, Jeffrey! I've seen a lot of instructors on my chaotic learning way and you're one of the best. Your way of presenting programming concepts is just second to none. Thank you for this gift for community!
Thank you very much. This is really really a great course. Academic and professional content, a step-by-step explanation. Thank you again, and please keep publishing at the same level. 😊
Jeffrey Way is an absolute rock star when it comes to teaching. His ability to explain even the most mind-bending concepts in such a chill, way is out of this world. He has a true gift for making complex stuff click without any confusion whatsoever. I've been really struggling to wrap my head around Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), and I can't help but wonder if Jeffrey has a course on it. With his teaching superpowers, I'm convinced he could finally help me "get" DSA. Seriously, the way Jeffrey breaks things down is simply magical. Hats Off to you SIR.
I just love this course, Sir Jeffrey Way's accent is just so nice, easy to understand, and quite straightforward. Bundle of thanks, respect, and love from Pakistan ❤
Thank you for this Series. It helped me a lot to understand how PHP works in reallife projects as well as how a framework is made off. Thank you again for uploading such thoughtful contents.
Thank you so much, you made me no longer feel alone and suffer from the imposter syndrome of being a beginner. who are concerned about talent To start programming I am a teacher in Thailand. I study programming to use in teaching. and facilitate teachers and students By making various systems in school for use In the past, I have come across many courses in PHP that are written in an old style. This one is the most popular and current style. Thank you from my heart. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
โว้ว..หวัดดีครับอาจารย์ เป็นอาจารย์ชินะครับ ผมก่อกำลังดูของช่องนี้เหมือนกันเขาสอนดีมากๆ แต่ก่อต้องพอรู้บางเรื่องมาก่อนด้วยตอนผมดูมือใหม่จะงงๆ นิดหน่อย this is the best one channel I have ever watched for php.
The syllabus on the video or the sections looks insteresting. I have a broad experience using programming languages since 2014, at this point in the time I have the understand about php, specifically symfony, so I pick up a few videos related to the topic and this one looks great. I hope I can enjoy it. Thank you for the video. Cheers from Venezuela 🇻🇪
Wish I had seen this when first trying to learn MVC with Ruby and then with React. It makes so much more sense now. Also helps you appreciate how much the frameworks do for you.
could you please teach as soon as possible to how to change or avoid the query string .. for example like we have a notes/note?id=1 ; how to remove this and apply in this php for beginners router i have search every where but didn't find any resources related to this .. Its a request sir reply me .. I am very very very .. excited to learn avoiding the query string . you are the best teacher i have seen in my life..
people were already saying php is dead and now with the emrgence of Devin the whole Coding industry is in state of confusion but here I am learning PHP again let's see
Marvelous course my man, your ability to teach, your skils for rewriting/refactoring code turning it readable and flexible are just awesome. I hope to develop that thought processing as soon as possible in my carrer.
His speaking style is captivating, with a dynamic tone that is effortlessly comprehensible. It keeps me engaged, and I find myself able to learn throughout the day without any hint of drowsiness. BEST Teacher!!!
Your videos are great and very helpful, and have helped me a lot in the past. Can you make a video about how you set up your PhpStorm so that it looks so clean. :)
Really enjoyed the course Jeffrey, had to go over a couple of things more than once, but thats the beauty of RU-vid. I'm looking forward to updating my existing sites, created with a different PHP MVC. Looks like I'm heading to Laracasts ... ;-)
I really wish it didn't end the way it did. For many, Composer is hard to use (at least on pre-built PCs with Windows). And people using XAMPP as their servers. I tried installing Laravel and had so many errors - and it was so overwhelming I literally gave up on the idea. I wish you would have gone more in depth with OOP toward the end. But overall I loved the series and learned stuff I didn't already know. Perhaps you could do a real stripped down series on Laravel geared toward people with less tech know-how, so we can at least get our feet inside the door. Just a thought. From my experience, the more problems you encounter with a framework, the less likely you'll be to try and use it -or- anything similar. This is why I have tried creating my own code infrastructure over the years... But I *am* ready to move on to something like Laravel, I just need better help, better documentation... I find the Laravel site VERY lacking in that regard. Not everyone knows what every error means... that's just how it is. Thanks for doing this series, I really enjoyed it.
XAMPP works on Windows, Mac, and Linux. It works pretty much the same on all three. And the Mac and Linux version looks almost exactly alike. XAMPP contains Apache, MySQL/MariaDB, PHP, and PhpMyAdmin. If you mess up XAMPP, just uninstall the package and then reinstall it. People say that XAMPP is not good for production environments. Ok. Then don't use it for production. I think it is perfect for learning web technology in general and for learning PHP specifically.
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I'd recommend just stick with this PHP tutorial series here. Don't 'shop around' other languages and courses. This one is free on RU-vid and taught by Laracast which is really good. Just go through them in order and complete them. Highly recommend. You're in the right place, don't worry. You're here for a reason.
2:08:40 Not Found The requested URL was not found on this server. What should I do to fix it? I am on XAMPP It sees only home page others are not found
Please brother, there are some problems in this project: 1. How to use jQuery-ajax(send-data) and JavaScript-fetch(send-data)? Just tell me, I have a project incomplete.
*Handle Multiple Request Methods From Form” You use a POST as the method in the delete form, how is it possible that you used $_GET instead of $_POST to get the id?
$_GET and $_POST are misleading names. $_GET will return you the query parameters, which are everything after the "?" in the url. This is USUALLY used by GET requests to send key/pair values to the server, but you can use it with any type of request (POST, PATCH, DELETE, etc.) $_POST will return you the body in a key/value pair if the content-type (AKA enctype in the ) are application/x-www-form-urlencoded or multipart/form-data. This one will only work with POST request.
How to set the document root to public in case of xampp?I have tried by executing the command i.e php -S localhost:8080 -t public in vscode but still I can access config.php file and also the other stuff
I think you are not serving the 'Public' folder as your document root. In XAMMP, stop the Apache server, open the httpd.conf file find a section like this DocumentRoot "C:/xampp/htdocs/mvc/public" your DocumentRoot, and folders will probably be pointing at c:/xammp/htdocs, make sure your project is in its own folder, and that you have the 'public' folder containing your index.php file. amend the DocumentRoot and settings to reflect your project, my project is called 'mvc' so the path to my public folder is 'mvc/public' save httpd.conf restart Apache, your server is now running from the public folder. If Apache fails, you have made a syntax error in httpd.conf. I hope this helps and doesn't confuse too much.
I have created the project based on what you taught. Now, I am facing a time issue How can I make it live there? The terminal is not available, so how i start application to public?
In part about autoloading, we should keep functions.php and router.php outside Core dir. When we put in in Core dir, index.php can't find it. .. but we will fix it in next part of the video
In the section called "Make a PHP Route" i have a problem. I don't understand why if I have "if" in index.php then I can redirect to about. When I click to about my server search for about.php, so how index.php can decide and redirect php? My server don't return to home dir, I have path like xxx/yyy/zzz/index.php, so I cannot use "/". I use str_contains instead. Is there a way to make this work without returning to home when "not found" ?
1. Zbir brojeva trocifrenog broja 2. Površinu i obim kruga za dati poluprečnik 3. Ispisati y, takvo da, ako je x manje ili jednako 0, tada je y=5+x, inače je y=x-3. 4. Za konstantnu vrijednost stranice kocke i jedno slovo koje predstavlja izbor izračunavanja: o - obim kocke p - površina kocke z - zapremina kocke. 5. Površinu trougla ABC, određenog tačkama A(x1, y1), B(x2, y2), C(x3, y3), ako tačke čine trougao.
Has anyone uploaded this project to an online environment? It works locally but when I upload it to one of my websites I get a 404 error. When I set the domain root to mydomain/public in plesk it loads the index page, but get 404 errors on all other pages. I think something is wrong with the routing. Would anyone have any suggestions?
Hi Jeff, thank you for putting together these fantastic series. I just have a question on "Make Your First Service Containers", Why the need to create two separate files for "App.php" and "Container.php"? Since the "App.php" is just delegating to "Container.php", why note have only one file? Thanks in advance. - php newbie here. hoping someday to create a functioning web app using laravel.
