PHP for Beginners - Become a PHP Master - CMS Project

PHP for Beginners: learn everything you need to become a professional PHP developer with practical exercises & projects.

4.41 (25116 reviews)

Udemy

platform

English

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Web Development

What you will learn

You will learn to create a (CMS) Content Management System like WordPress, Drupal or Joomla

You will learn how to use Databases

You will learn MySQL

Object Oriented Programming

You will learn how to launch your application online

How to use forms to submit data to databases

How to use AJAX to submit data to the server without refreshing the page

You will learn about PHP security

You will learn about sessions

Password hashing

Email sending

You will learn to use composer (PHP package manager)

You will learn to create clean URL's and remove the .php from files

You will learn to use bootstrap by getting experience from the project

You will learn to debug your code

You will learn to create pagination

You will code refactoring

You will learn to debug (fix your code)

You will learn to use an API to bring data from a database to a graphical interface

There is so much more and my hands are just tired of typing :)

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Our Verdict

This extensive PHP for Beginners course offers a variety of concepts and features, making it suitable even for experienced developers looking to enhance their skills. However, the content could benefit from updates in certain areas. The instructor's teaching style is generally engaging and easy to follow; yet, sometimes feels unstructured due to code corrections made during lectures. Despite this, you will have a better understanding of PHP, but be prepared for occasional lengthy lessons that lack thorough explanations. Alas, debugging guidance isn't explicitly covered—a missed opportunity in an otherwise valuable course.

What We Liked

Covers a wide range of PHP concepts and features, including CMS project
Instructor explains complex topics in an easy-to-understand manner
Engaging teaching style with real-time code fixes and explanations
Comprehensive course material and helpful community

Potential Drawbacks

Some outdated content and examples provided
Course delivery might be messy, with backtracking to correct errors
Lectures can sometimes be lengthy and lack in-depth explanations
Minimal guidance on debugging principles and best practices