I had a basic knowledge of web development languages including javascript, and this course was perfect for me!! I spent two days going through it all and taking notes. It's perfect for getting an idea of what PHP is all about. Thank you SO much!!!
Very good work. i'm a former professional developer, and i'm starting to learn php for hobby. The topics are very well explained. A big plus: your pronounce is very good, and, even for me that i'm not a god in english, it's very clear and comprehensible.
I am so far at 1 hour mark. I love your style of teaching. Easy to follow and understand.👍😄 i have used PHP before, for creating websites and admin panel. Now, i feel more excited to start using PHP regularly again.
I love it so far (45minutes), specially the fact that there are projects to practice. I just know some html and css and basics of JS, but so interested in PHP. Thanks for the course
i just finished traversary media course of you , It was the best PHP course , that i have seen on the internet , I hope to complete the projects of this course too , Your an amazing instructor
Thank you very much for the course it has really helped me a lot thanks for the effort and the passion you have shown to us , and building the next generation in programing
Liked this tuturial, if i were to give some feedback, it would probably be these two things: 1. Try and build in more repetition of important concepts, f/e the sanitization of the input in forms, you did it once and then told the user to do it themselves, better would have been to at least do things twice (so you repeated something important, and repetition is an important part of learning), then i think the third time it's good to tell the user to do it themselves. Then while i'm not sure if you sanitize the input for the notes app, but such a final project is a great place to repeat some of the important things you done before, in the context of an actual project (so basically this would be a third time repeating yourself, somewhat annoying i get it, but it's one of the burdens of being a teacher, providing the subject matter in digestible parts and providing repetition of subject matter, and placing that subject matter into a useful context) and yes, most certainly find places to spur the student to do things themselves! i would say in between 2 repetitions and a final project. 2. 'Maybe' some extra time should have been spend on security within every project, or just security overall. F/e in the notes app placing the 'connection.php' outside the folder with the actual pages, so it's harder to find out the password. Another thing, which should have likely been done at the end of the notes project, changing the user from the 'root user' to a 'general user with limited rights', so you don't expose the root and root user with all database permissions to the internet. I know you used the root user to not make things more complicated right there at the start, but i think teaching safety in today's world (or at least a bit more safety) is a good thing (and you did pay attention to it at some point, which was very much appreciated). But good tuturial overall :)
Found you through google , really great video so far. I do prefer when topics are split multiple videos , 10-30 min each. But I made an exception for this because it is very good.
Thank you Igor, Appreciate... For people like you I also splitted up this particular video into about 20 parts and publishing 2 videos per day. So if anyone is interested just to see how to work with dates they can see that particular section.
Thank you for this course. I watched all course and even re-watched some parts several times. Course is great and what I like the most that you try to explain everything in small details, skipping parts which are difficult , but after short explaining you comeback and then all code make sense. You also really great at making conclusions and explaining what does what. I really liked that you trying to code clean code and use OOP. Just some additional feedback: 1) I have struggled to understand .json file part. 2) I have been told that in one php file we I can not use multiple , not sure if I have been told correctly. 3) I first time see technique then is used in action, not sure if I get the right this part and it was difficult to understand how we taking, getting, using those id's, felt a little bit confusing. Course is really great, I really learned new things. Parts which I did not understand I will re-watch for sure and finally get it. Thank you for this course!
After watching this, leaving it and coming back to it. I finally completed this video multiple times to my satisfaction. I am really happy about that! I'm going on to watch more tutorials from you now on PHP. Thanks a lot!!
I had to sign in, so I could like and comment. this is the best php video I have seen so far. so detailed and includes more php content that is not taught in many other videos, welldone for the good work.
Nice course! I've followed for the exercises to dive deeper into PHP. I was able to make a bit of the code on my own but it's always good to follow and learn good practices 💪
I really wonder what those people that disliked the video looks for in a course. Your efforts in creating this is highly appreciated. I’ve been developing in JavaScript for 3 years, spent time learning from reputable individuals like Brad Traversy, I’d say you did an awesome job putting this together. Thank you!
The Codeholic That’s good to hear. You may, or may not know that he’s doing channel takeover on his RU-vid. You may wanna reach out to him. I think that can push this channel even further. Good luck my brother!
Great video, really appreciate how much work was put in to it. Im not new to programming so I can run quite fast trough this. But Im more of a sys admin guy, never touched PHP in my life. So this is a really good introduction. And it is fun to learn PHP. Also adds to fun how much my friends and colleagues are angry at me because Im learning this "dead" "shitty" language :D I never liked to follow cool kids and I always loved underdogs. Also PHP looks like a great language to learn if you are thinking about some freelancing.
simply best guide i have ever seen for now i am myself a developer over 3 years of experience and , this video is pretty damn good, and in fact its so good that maybe i should teach my juns with it
@@TheCodeholic thank you for your time i know how hard it is to explain people something amd even harder to record that all properly , what i want to say is keep it up , when i was just starting web my tutor says that if you have chosen a path dont turn away but keep going
Thank you so much for this.... it is people like u who make the developing community a better place... I watched both this video and the video you have done in Traversy Media's channel to solidify my understanding!
i am from India i love ur video i am new to the IT field. i want work as the full stack web developer... i start learn from ur channel it's very helpful
Great work! You really kinda displayed the whole PHP technologie in 5 hours. Really good. Here and there you proceeded a bit fast. Like you were in a hurry. I speeded you down to .9 of normal speed. Also you could've given an idea of the roadmap of your course, something like "first i show you this and that, after that we use what we learned to build a Login Form, ...." and so on. But again. Thx for all the work!
thank you for this course, I am a android developer with an awesome app idea that requires backend-server storage, this is such a good tutorial that I am just 10 and learnt many things, rating 9 out of 10, please add subtitles
I am 5 min into this course & lovin it!! Thanks Zura for your amazing effort! So well explained..well, apart from the part of setting up XAMPP on Ubuntu and where the permissions don't allow files in the Apache etc-etc. Did ask for a video on this last year..please.. please..
I seriously loved this video. I watched it from front to end and coded along. I actually tried another video course before this (LaraCast), but I much preferred your explanation. Thank you!
I really like when you teach php, and dont dislike it, like other youtubers.. In my country Finland most of school teach JS and other language but not so much focus in php. Dont know why its so hated?..
I think because they had either bad experience once or twice in the past when working on PHP or they just believe other developers who had that bad experience. It you start doing things in PHP and start learning frameworks. You will see that it is not actually bad language.
@@TheCodeholic Yeah you are right and right path.. keep doing awesome job!!! :) i started learn worpress theme creation with php, and not used any builder. The result was my customer where more happier than other and like you said many times in videos. Deman is HUGE with php.. Proof is that im student it-engineering where is not teaching php and i have like 10 customer waiting that i make or fix their worpress sites....
Hi, how to install debugger in phpstorm? And I'm stuck on philosophy behind character saving in php, i know the logic behind it is ASCII like c and c++ but my question is == checks to see if BINARY is the same. 5=='5' in c is false cuz for int 5 0101 is saved and for '5' 11 0101 is saved and those are not equal. Now 5=='5' in php returns true. To store int 5 in php 0101 should be stored and to store '5' 53 decimal should be stored based on ASCI table but 5 == '5' is true ,my guess is php parses '5' and when it sees int it will store it as int in memory so 0101 is equal (==) to 0101 but then another question arises if it did that then how would it tell the difference between 5 === '5', i hope u see where this is going ,in jetbrains Clion i can debug and see memory view to check what's stored. Now is it possible in php sotrm?if so how to install xdebug in it? Plz help me, i can't move on and continue to other parts of php journey. This is so abstract for me been stuck on it for a while
