Haha you are not alone my friend. Everyone and their mother is doing JS tutorials now, so I will be diversifying a bit just like I used to. Of course still doing JS, but I want to do more PHP, Python, etc. I also want to get into Solidity and some web3 stuff.
@@TraversyMedia That's great Brad. I think you are the codeholic as well. You can't live without coding. Do it as much as you enjoy it, but don't burn out. Your family needs you healthy ✊
True... My senior was terrible at explaining things, which made me to quit my job after 3 months as an entry level.Hasty explanations with super technical terms. Communication 0.
As an educator, the one thing we enjoy seeing is an explanation opening understanding and then the 'student' teaching us new things as well. IMSBHO - A good lead would do the same.
Thank you, Brad! I made it all the way to the end coding along with you all the way! I recently interviewed for a position and didn't get the job because I was a little short on PHP skills. This course is my first real foray into PHP. I'll likely follow up with Codeholic's course on your channel next. That ought to get me in pretty good shape as far as PHP is concerned. Thank you again and congratulations on hitting 2M subs!
Great course ! I Just wanted to mention that in 1:05:30, we call 'parameter' what goes into the function definition, and 'argument' what we use to call the function and not the opposite.
Argument vs parameter, just want to quickly point out that you got it the other way round. A parameter is a variable in a function declaration. An argument is the actual value you pass when calling the function. An alliterating mnemonic that helps: Parameter = Potential, Argument = Actual Thanks for the great tutorial as always!
Thank you so so much! Not only did I learn some PHP, but I feel like my overall programming skills improved. It's a very nice thing of you to guide people onto the next step of the journey like you did at the end of the video, clears things up by a lot. Coming to PHP from JS was certainly easier but I feel that my JS got better as well during this crash course for some reason... thank you. ✌
This literally gave me a solid footing to jump on OOP in PHP and then Laravel. Thanks Brad for the time and effort it took you to come up with this awesome php-starter course. God bless you, man! All the way from Nigeria. 💛 I also learnt to use Tailwind CSS from one of your tutorials :)
Really awesome stuff. Thank you for the crash course. It helped me a lot. For those of who have access denied for user error when connecting to MySQL, be sure to input your port in the config.php in the $conn. example: $conn = new mysqli(DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASS, DB_NAME, DB_PORT);
Thanks Brad! I corrected several misconceptions and bad coding habits I discovered after going through this course. You have a masterful style and are a great communicator.
I've always been hating on php but i just realized it was merely influence.It is a great language. Thanks Brad. I started front-end web dev from this channel and i'm slowly growing into a full stack dev all thanks to Brad.
Thank you for sharing knowledge about PHP. I've been a C# programmer for many years, and about a year ago I worked on a PHP project, with a solution that does a lot of integration with other systems. My take on PHP after that experience is: - The syntax is honestly quirky and inconsistent, so it does take a while to accept that what could be done with a . must be done with -> and so on. But come on, it's not end of the world. - Performance is much better han I expected. Being an interpreted language set my expectations quite low, but I have to say that real life proves that it is actually working very well. - The built-in functions for I/O and integration is outstanding !! The ease of writing and reading compliant CSV files and JSON is just spectacular, and even more so when it comes to consuming SOAP services. Man that's easy, and it just works. - The fact that you don't have to compile and deploy an entire package is a great benefit for some types of solutions. In our case we have parts of the code, that are user customizable, and for that PHP is just fantastic, since you are able to have small pieces of codes which are just plain text, and you can edit and redeploy without having to compile and publish the entire package. So, all in all pretty happy with it. And YES, I know that some other languages offer some of the same benefits. That's not what my long winded post here was about 😎
Your courses are so pleasantly paced and easy to follow. University courses are waaaaay to slow and some other courses seem to be given by people on speed. Keep up the good job!!! Loved every second of this! It was a huge help!
As a small follow-up for info: For some reason it was impossible for me to get autoreload going. Both on linux (gnome, ElementaryOS) as well as on Windows (10) Also, I used 2 OS because phpadmin gave me an error for a missing mysqli. Was completely unable to solve it even after fully removing and reinstalling and doing all other available solutions online, so I had to switch to linux. Installed xampp, set the PHP path and phpadmin worked like a charm :)
@@TraversyMedia Please do bro. This is a great resource. As I said before, I'm a primary hard book learner but I get to point of needing a visual element to really make stuff make sense and given I've been delving hard into pHp lately, this comes at the perfect time! Thanks again Brad. I really hope you end up putting together a Udemy pHp course as well!
I have been listening for 9 minutes and you sound like you know what you are saying and you are a good and intelligent teacher. I just hope I dont run away when thing get complex.
I wanna control my emotions. I completed a simple project using most of the stuff taught here, for university. I cannot thank Traversy Media especially Mr. Brad enough for creating such a valuable content. Truly Appreciated :) my emotions.
I'm currently building CRM & HR Apps based on php for some companies and banking apps, learned all that php from you, this video. Love you, keep up the great work!
Oh My God !! the last year we build a website thanks to your videos about PHP, so Thanks a lot ♥ !! I feel like there are just a few people who love PHP and a lot of haters idk why But I think PHP is a really great tool to learn!
it has to do with previous versions to PHP 7 and the introduction of Ruby and then Node during those years of 2013 and prior. But the use of the language has only increased and you can build modern websites with it and Laravel, faster than with other tools. Not for any reason in 2011 they controlled 72% of the web, and now 78%. followed by C# and then Java.
THANK YOU !! I love your courses and I've been looking for a PHP course for ages but I didn't click with any of the ones I found. Also you've played a huge part into me learning coding in general, I've learned soo much from your videos so thank you thank you !!
Thanks Brad, your contribution is significant, you allow people like me can keep the dream to become a professional programmer, you don't know how much I appreciate this.
I love your courses. We use PHP at work and I’ve taken all of your courses on Udemy. These are always fun to go over again because I get to relearn what I often forget. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us cheers ☕️
@@ravencarlosrodrigo7608 I’m Mexican American but have lots of good friends that are Filipino ☕️ I wish that I could speak Tagalog but can’t but sure love me some pansit and lumpia ❤️
I only have a background in Visual Basic, which I have used from the beginning. Before that, I used Ashton Tate dBase II, dBase III , dBase IV, and then, finally, Clipper. I started in 1989. I had no idea where to start to try to learn PHP. So, I stumbled across this video accidentally. I watched it in its entirety and could hardly believe how relatable it was to my outdated background. You made it interesting and very easy to understand. I really appreciate you providing this content on RUclips for free. Great job!!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I already know JavaScript and React. This tutorial was very easy and very useful for me. I learned so much for this 3 hours
Great refresher course, and I realy liked it. Just some minor things like the fact that parameter and argument is actually supposed to be: parameter is declared, argument is what you pass to it. Inside the function, the parameter is just a variable with the argument that was passed. That is the way we had it at uni some 30+ years back, and I think that is a bit pedantic, but (hopefully in a fun way) to disagree on some trivial issue, also RGB and not RBG() ;-))
Brad Traversy - Best Teacher for a reason 🔥❤️ Thank you Sir for PHP Course His tutorials helps me a lot to become a Front End Developer Great Courses like * Modern HTML & CSS From The Beginning (Including Sass) * Modern JavaScript From The Beginning * 20 Web Projects With Vanilla JavaScript * Tailwind CSS From Scratch | Learn By Building Projects Other Projects like Microsoft Home Page, Hulu Website, Starbucks Website, Netflix Home Page and etc.. Thank You for your service
Thanks TM, it took me about two days to finish this course. I am proud to say that I am more confident with PHP scripting and using mysql database because of this video. And good timing you just uploaded a laravel tutorial, I'll be hopping on it next. Thanks again!
As always thanks so much Brad. Another great crash course that has made me feel very comfortable in PHP and begin creating projects in PHP. My web dev journey would not be possible without your amazing videos!
I have just completed this course and now moving toward the PDO course. Your MVC course on Udemy is excellent as well, I have it. Now I am feeling confident with PHP just because of you sir! Thank you very much!
Watched it and coded along until the very end. Thanks for putting this video together! Our developers use PHP and they’ll be glad I have learnt more about the language they use! Super thank you!!
I'd love to see some more Laravel videos on some more advanced parts of the framework. I work as a PHP dev using Laravel daily and always appreciate learning more stuff about the framework. Some good video topics could be stuff like Queues, Jobs, Notifications, Events, Broadcasting, TDD,
Wow! This PHP crash course is exactly what I needed. The explanations are clear and easy to follow, especially for someone like me who's just starting out. I appreciate how you covered the fundamentals in such a structured way. Looking forward to more tutorials from you. Thanks a lot!
Good stuff, Brad! I coded all the way through. I have your object oriented php course in my Udemy account but I needed to get this crash course out of the way first. you're an incredible teacher, my friend.
Thank you so much. That's my first PHP discovery course. I need to work on a Laravel project from my company, started with this crash course, I will now move directly to the Laravel video. Thanks a lot again for all the effort dedicated for the dev community
My gratitude to you Brad Traversy for all you have done, which I will never forget. I truly appreciate you and your time you spent in making this wonderful content. Thank you very much for the course. I enjoyed every minute of your lecture as well as your marvelous sense of humor.
I've been a web designer who dabbled in php for 20 years. I've never learned so much as I have in this lesson set up. I get bogged down and distracted by php books at times and this seemed to work better. I plan on going back over various areas and commit them to reflex memory. Thank you.
Absolutely loved it! I didn't know back-end could be this fun😅 Little tip if any student is reading this; running 10_get_post.php is gonna throw an error. It's just a typo on line 23. Change the name attribute from "name" to "username"
Hi Brad! Thanks for this course. I am a housewife from Brazil studying PHP to become a programmer and help my family working homeoffice. God bless u :)
1:05:30 - Parameter vs Argument, you have that the wrong way round. A parameter "parameterises a function", in other words it's part of the function definition. An argument is the value that goes into the function when it's called and is related to the mathematical term. If you google this, you will see this is not just the logical way of doing it, but also the convention in all languages including PHP.
Brad just wanna thank you because you just helped me landed a job last month. Thank you so much Brad. This Php course really helped me to refresh some of the old stuffs in PHP. Thank you so much Brad !!!
@@saidibrahim5931 from someone facebook post said they are seeking junior programmer and they i send them my portfolio and resume, At that time I only know mern stack, mysql and php
I guess I'm a 5%er and I loved every minute of it! Needless to say, it took a lot longer than 3 hours :-). Being very rusty with all of HTML and new to PHP this has been a lifesaver. Thank you so very much for putting this together in such a crystal clear and coherent format.
Thanks Traversy media . This is not only a great refresher but a helpful reminder of all that I had almost forgotten, given that PHP was the very first programming language I learnt. Thank you very much for this beautiful piece.
@@TraversyMedia thank you a lot brad can you make in the future some NET crash courses and build full stack appa with ASP.NET and a front end framework react or angular with sql server database
@@TraversyMedia Hey. Symfony tutorials would be awesome. There is not a lot of tutorials for it in english on RUclips. Symfony seems to be the dominant framework in european countries.
2:52:10 Thanks Brad for this course! I have a question about the include of database.php in the header. a) Do we really want to include this on every page? It's not necessary on the about page, right? b) More importantly, does this mean that database.php is executed every time we switch the pages (home, feedback, about)? We only need the execution once, right? So maybe we should use include_once here?
For anyone on macOS Ventura: XAMPP cannot be opened. According to the Apache Friends Forum as of 30 Oct 2022, the only way to get XAMPP to work is to downgrade to macOS Monterey.
I really looked through this entire course and repeated absolutely all the steps :) Even though English is not my native language, but I really enjoy it! Thanks Brad for this AWESOME crash-course! 👍
Hey Brad, I just want to add to my previous message a helpful note for those that may try to follow your great tutorial, if you're (people) using Monterrey 12.3.1. The XAMP, latest version won't install, period. So, I trashed the latest version and found the same version Brad is using and installed and now, I'm up to speed. It looks just like in the video.
I guess I listened to a lot of the internet haters bashing PHP, but after watching this I feel it's not all that different than JS. Thanks for the help!
When this video was out, I stumbled across it because I had an assignment and I needed some PHP knowledge. I watched for an hour, then gave up. Tomorrow I have a final in web dev, so I decided to watch the whole video this time, and oh god, I regret not doing that the first time, Your explanation is so nice, and the video is well organized. Thank you for your help.
Excellent tutorial! Video and audio production is top quality, the content material and supporting code is comprehensive. I learnt so much in just one video. The final Feedback project was spot on to complete the tutorial.
well... PHP never went anywhere, it just is not the trendy cool thing people make content about these days. It is used all the time to actually build things and make money 😉
@@TraversyMedia Just kidding..., I'm taking this full course to enhance my WordPress skills as freelancer and web-dev student, thank u for all this great content, god bless you my man 🙏❤️🌹
Awesome course. I've been doing front-end casually for years, built some stuff, but I've always been annoyed by the fact that I'm limited to the actual page and what I can see. I've always wanted to know how the WHOLE thing works, and this course has given me just that; what I was lacking to figure out where everything that the user does eventually ends up, and how it can be recalled from there or manipulated further. Feeling more like a (still very noobish) full-stack guy now. Thanks man
Thanks Brad. Commented under your Programming Language Guide video about the unjustified hate PHP was getting a while ago. Have also worked with node.js but reverted back to PHP for a recent project - while not perfect for every usecase, with all the functionality baked into the language, it just lives and breathes backend (...no, I won't abandon node.js completely - of course not). I love your description of PHP as a 'blue collar programming language' - it's perfect when you don't want to get too fancy but rather just want to get things done quickly and reliably. Would highly suggest giving it a chance when embarking on your next project - can't really see anyone still hating on the language after that.
Taking my first steps into PHP. So no better place to start than here, with Brad whose courses helped me with JavaScript and its frameworks and CSS with it frameworks.
Thank you Brad, I've been following-coding all the way to the end and learned quite a lot of the basics. It may feel like a little long but worthy for PHP beginner.
Thank you very much! This is one of the greatest crash course videos that I've every seen. I learned so much from you, this was very easy for me, because you explained everything very clearly! & also I already know C# and most of PHP just was very similiar to that! It's been 3 days and it was awesome. Now I can build websites with new language and a exitcing journey.
38:31 fun fact, the green hex code is actually the blue hex code, and vice versa, because it's called RGB(RED,GREEN,BLUE) but yea, this tutorial is the best
Now I don't feel alone doing PHP tutorials. That's great 🥰
Haha you are not alone my friend. Everyone and their mother is doing JS tutorials now, so I will be diversifying a bit just like I used to. Of course still doing JS, but I want to do more PHP, Python, etc. I also want to get into Solidity and some web3 stuff.
@@TraversyMedia Java also Brad :D, but i think you are not prefer java than js or php
I really love your videos about php.
@@TraversyMedia That's great Brad. I think you are the codeholic as well.
You can't live without coding.
Do it as much as you enjoy it, but don't burn out. Your family needs you healthy ✊
@@kevinenrique2c13 thank you.
Always impressed with senior level devs that possess the heart of a teacher. Great stuff.
True... My senior was terrible at explaining things, which made me to quit my job after 3 months as an entry level.Hasty explanations with super technical terms. Communication 0.
As an educator, the one thing we enjoy seeing is an explanation opening understanding and then the 'student' teaching us new things as well.
IMSBHO - A good lead would do the same.
your comment sounds fake and self-promoting
PHP is a valuable skill for freelancers. ignore haters and learn it as much as you can .
PHP is still No.1 and will countinue to be in the next few hundred years.
Thank you, Brad! I made it all the way to the end coding along with you all the way! I recently interviewed for a position and didn't get the job because I was a little short on PHP skills. This course is my first real foray into PHP. I'll likely follow up with Codeholic's course on your channel next. That ought to get me in pretty good shape as far as PHP is concerned. Thank you again and congratulations on hitting 2M subs!
Great course ! I Just wanted to mention that in 1:05:30, we call 'parameter' what goes into the function definition, and 'argument' what we use to call the function and not the opposite.
Came here to say this.
Argument vs parameter, just want to quickly point out that you got it the other way round.
A parameter is a variable in a function declaration. An argument is the actual value you pass when calling the function.
An alliterating mnemonic that helps: Parameter = Potential, Argument = Actual
Thanks for the great tutorial as always!
Yeah he threw me for a second when he explained it, I had to look it up again to make sure I wasn't crazy but yeah you're right.
Thank you so so much! Not only did I learn some PHP, but I feel like my overall programming skills improved. It's a very nice thing of you to guide people onto the next step of the journey like you did at the end of the video, clears things up by a lot. Coming to PHP from JS was certainly easier but I feel that my JS got better as well during this crash course for some reason... thank you. ✌
This literally gave me a solid footing to jump on OOP in PHP and then Laravel. Thanks Brad for the time and effort it took you to come up with this awesome php-starter course. God bless you, man!
All the way from Nigeria. 💛
I also learnt to use Tailwind CSS from one of your tutorials :)
Really awesome stuff. Thank you for the crash course. It helped me a lot. For those of who have access denied for user error when connecting to MySQL, be sure to input your port in the config.php in the $conn. example: $conn = new mysqli(DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASS, DB_NAME, DB_PORT);
Thanks! Gonna help me alot in tomorrows exam, since our instructors basically taught us nothing!
Thanks Brad! I corrected several misconceptions and bad coding habits I discovered after going through this course. You have a masterful style and are a great communicator.
I've always been hating on php but i just realized it was merely influence.It is a great language. Thanks Brad. I started front-end web dev from this channel and i'm slowly growing into a full stack dev all thanks to Brad.
Thank you for sharing knowledge about PHP.
I've been a C# programmer for many years, and about a year ago I worked on a PHP project, with a solution that does a lot of integration with other systems.
My take on PHP after that experience is:
- The syntax is honestly quirky and inconsistent, so it does take a while to accept that what could be done with a . must be done with -> and so on. But come on, it's not end of the world.
- Performance is much better han I expected. Being an interpreted language set my expectations quite low, but I have to say that real life proves that it is actually working very well.
- The built-in functions for I/O and integration is outstanding !! The ease of writing and reading compliant CSV files and JSON is just spectacular, and even more so when it comes to consuming SOAP services. Man that's easy, and it just works.
- The fact that you don't have to compile and deploy an entire package is a great benefit for some types of solutions. In our case we have parts of the code, that are user customizable, and for that PHP is just fantastic, since you are able to have small pieces of codes which are just plain text, and you can edit and redeploy without having to compile and publish the entire package.
So, all in all pretty happy with it. And YES, I know that some other languages offer some of the same benefits. That's not what my long winded post here was about 😎
Dude, you nailed the php review
Your courses are so pleasantly paced and easy to follow. University courses are waaaaay to slow and some other courses seem to be given by people on speed.
Keep up the good job!!! Loved every second of this! It was a huge help!
As a small follow-up for info:
For some reason it was impossible for me to get autoreload going. Both on linux (gnome, ElementaryOS) as well as on Windows (10)
Also, I used 2 OS because phpadmin gave me an error for a missing mysqli. Was completely unable to solve it even after fully removing and reinstalling and doing all other available solutions online, so I had to switch to linux. Installed xampp, set the PHP path and phpadmin worked like a charm :)
Wow, we almost thought you forgot about us fully.
Thanks Traversy for the great resources
😂😂😂 I thought I was the only one feeling this way
I know lol. A lot of people have said that to me. I will start doing more PHP stuff. This is the starting point.
@@TraversyMedia Please do bro. This is a great resource. As I said before, I'm a primary hard book learner but I get to point of needing a visual element to really make stuff make sense and given I've been delving hard into pHp lately, this comes at the perfect time! Thanks again Brad. I really hope you end up putting together a Udemy pHp course as well!
I have been listening for 9 minutes and you sound like you know what you are saying and you are a good and intelligent teacher. I just hope I dont run away when thing get complex.
I wanna control my emotions. I completed a simple project using most of the stuff taught here, for university. I cannot thank Traversy Media especially Mr. Brad enough for creating such a valuable content. Truly Appreciated :) my emotions.
I'm currently building CRM & HR Apps based on php for some companies and banking apps, learned all that php from you, this video. Love you, keep up the great work!
Oh My God !!
the last year we build a website thanks to your videos about PHP, so Thanks a lot ♥ !!
I feel like there are just a few people who love PHP and a lot of haters idk why But I think PHP is a really great tool to learn!
it has to do with previous versions to PHP 7 and the introduction of Ruby and then Node during those years of 2013 and prior. But the use of the language has only increased and you can build modern websites with it and Laravel, faster than with other tools. Not for any reason in 2011 they controlled 72% of the web, and now 78%. followed by C# and then Java.
@@enriquesneffels3053 This was a useful statistical informations, that really helps, Thank you Sir
Thank you so much and i promise that I'll never ever quit learning about programming language everday!
THANK YOU !! I love your courses and I've been looking for a PHP course for ages but I didn't click with any of the ones I found. Also you've played a huge part into me learning coding in general, I've learned soo much from your videos so thank you thank you !!
Thanks Brad, your contribution is significant, you allow people like me can keep the dream to become a professional programmer, you don't know how much I appreciate this.
I love your courses. We use PHP at work and I’ve taken all of your courses on Udemy.
These are always fun to go over again because I get to relearn what I often forget.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us cheers ☕️
Filipino?
@@ravencarlosrodrigo7608 I’m Mexican American but have lots of good friends that are Filipino ☕️
I wish that I could speak Tagalog but can’t but sure love me some pansit and lumpia ❤️
Hello very great
please i want To work on projects...i am a beginner
Give me your email ...
Would love to see more php videos. Thanks Brad!
Agree
I only have a background in Visual Basic, which I have used from the beginning. Before that, I used Ashton Tate dBase II, dBase III , dBase IV, and then, finally, Clipper. I started in 1989. I had no idea where to start to try to learn PHP. So, I stumbled across this video accidentally. I watched it in its entirety and could hardly believe how relatable it was to my outdated background. You made it interesting and very easy to understand. I really appreciate you providing this content on RUclips for free. Great job!!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I already know JavaScript and React. This tutorial was very easy and very useful for me. I learned so much for this 3 hours
The first and the longest tutorial I have watched, I was never into php but you did it for me. Thank you.
Great refresher course, and I realy liked it. Just some minor things like the fact that parameter and argument is actually supposed to be: parameter is declared, argument is what you pass to it. Inside the function, the parameter is just a variable with the argument that was passed. That is the way we had it at uni some 30+ years back, and I think that is a bit pedantic, but (hopefully in a fun way) to disagree on some trivial issue, also RGB and not RBG() ;-))
I don't know why would someone dislike this piece of gold.
Even though I know PHP but I like to watch out your videos.
Brad Traversy - Best Teacher for a reason 🔥❤️
Thank you Sir for PHP Course
His tutorials helps me a lot to become a Front End Developer
Great Courses like
* Modern HTML & CSS From The Beginning (Including Sass)
* Modern JavaScript From The Beginning
* 20 Web Projects With Vanilla JavaScript
* Tailwind CSS From Scratch | Learn By Building Projects
Other Projects like Microsoft Home Page, Hulu Website, Starbucks Website, Netflix Home Page and etc..
Thank You for your service
Thanks TM, it took me about two days to finish this course. I am proud to say that I am more confident with PHP scripting and using mysql database because of this video. And good timing you just uploaded a laravel tutorial, I'll be hopping on it next. Thanks again!
As always thanks so much Brad. Another great crash course that has made me feel very comfortable in PHP and begin creating projects in PHP. My web dev journey would not be possible without your amazing videos!
I have just completed this course and now moving toward the PDO course. Your MVC course on Udemy is excellent as well, I have it. Now I am feeling confident with PHP just because of you sir! Thank you very much!
Cant wait to watch this. Thanks brad for amazing contents.
Thank you Brad. I just got a PHP job without knowing PHP. They offered me the job knowing I had to learn it.
Brad always bringing the best content, I would like to see more of this and some Laravel tutorials you're great explaining the concepts.
Watched it and coded along until the very end. Thanks for putting this video together! Our developers use PHP and they’ll be glad I have learnt more about the language they use! Super thank you!!
I've been using php for years and love content like this, always wanted to get into Laravel so looking forward to your upcoming courses on this.
About to start my first job as a web developer. Thanks for the excellent refresher to play in the background!!
I'd love to see some more Laravel videos on some more advanced parts of the framework.
I work as a PHP dev using Laravel daily and always appreciate learning more stuff about the framework. Some good video topics could be stuff like Queues, Jobs, Notifications, Events, Broadcasting, TDD,
Wow! This PHP crash course is exactly what I needed. The explanations are clear and easy to follow, especially for someone like me who's just starting out. I appreciate how you covered the fundamentals in such a structured way. Looking forward to more tutorials from you. Thanks a lot!
Good stuff, Brad! I coded all the way through. I have your object oriented php course in my Udemy account but I needed to get this crash course out of the way first. you're an incredible teacher, my friend.
Thank you so much. That's my first PHP discovery course. I need to work on a Laravel project from my company, started with this crash course, I will now move directly to the Laravel video. Thanks a lot again for all the effort dedicated for the dev community
My gratitude to you Brad Traversy for all you have done, which I will never forget. I truly appreciate you and your time you spent in making this wonderful content. Thank you very much for the course. I enjoyed every minute of your lecture as well as your marvelous sense of humor.
I've been a web designer who dabbled in php for 20 years. I've never learned so much as I have in this lesson set up. I get bogged down and distracted by php books at times and this seemed to work better. I plan on going back over various areas and commit them to reflex memory. Thank you.
Always clear, concise, and exciting to watch your tutorials. I have a couple of your courses from udemy too. Keep it up.
It's great to see a professional doing a beginner tutorial. Keep up the good work.
Absolutely loved it! I didn't know back-end could be this fun😅
Little tip if any student is reading this; running 10_get_post.php is gonna throw an error. It's just a typo on line 23. Change the name attribute from "name" to "username"
Finished the whole video and learned basic php. Thank you Brad.
That PHP View extension for chrome is the biggest game changer I've encountered in like 5 years man, thank you.
Can't tell you how many hours I spent with you, Brad ! Thanks a lot for all your precious work :)
Same! 🤘🏻
Hi Brad! Thanks for this course. I am a housewife from Brazil studying PHP to become a programmer and help my family working homeoffice. God bless u :)
Can't say thank you enough!
This was a great intro to PHP!
(...as far as I can tell at least since I'm a complete beginner...)
1:05:30 - Parameter vs Argument, you have that the wrong way round.
A parameter "parameterises a function", in other words it's part of the function definition.
An argument is the value that goes into the function when it's called and is related to the mathematical term.
If you google this, you will see this is not just the logical way of doing it, but also the convention in all languages including PHP.
Thanks Brad you are life saver,you teaching is amazing keep up the good work
Brad just wanna thank you because you just helped me landed a job last month. Thank you so much Brad. This Php course really helped me to refresh some of the old stuffs in PHP. Thank you so much Brad !!!
Great congratulations, how did you get that job, what's skills you had and did you learn those skills ?
@@saidibrahim5931 from someone facebook post said they are seeking junior programmer and they i send them my portfolio and resume, At that time I only know mern stack, mysql and php
@@deathreaper4127 woow that's great experience congratulations 👏
Great course and well worth watching as usual, thanks Brad.
I guess I'm a 5%er and I loved every minute of it! Needless to say, it took a lot longer than 3 hours :-). Being very rusty with all of HTML and new to PHP this has been a lifesaver. Thank you so very much for putting this together in such a crystal clear and coherent format.
Awesome love seeing some modern PHP stuff from brad keep it coming!
Thanks Traversy media . This is not only a great refresher but a helpful reminder of all that I had almost forgotten, given that PHP was the very first programming language I learnt. Thank you very much for this beautiful piece.
Thank you soo much for this. The PHP video (your PHP tutorial)that i learned from was very old so I'm much grateful to you for this.👍
Yeah. I will be doing more with PHP in the near future, especially Laravel. That's why I wanted to make this as a starting point for people.
@@TraversyMedia thank you a lot brad can you make in the future some NET crash courses and build full stack appa with ASP.NET and a front end framework react or angular with sql server database
@@TraversyMedia please upload your paid courses in SkillShare
@@TraversyMedia Hey. Symfony tutorials would be awesome. There is not a lot of tutorials for it in english on RUclips. Symfony seems to be the dominant framework in european countries.
2:52:10 Thanks Brad for this course! I have a question about the include of database.php in the header. a) Do we really want to include this on every page? It's not necessary on the about page, right? b) More importantly, does this mean that database.php is executed every time we switch the pages (home, feedback, about)? We only need the execution once, right? So maybe we should use include_once here?
For anyone on macOS Ventura: XAMPP cannot be opened. According to the Apache Friends Forum as of 30 Oct 2022, the only way to get XAMPP to work is to downgrade to macOS Monterey.
I really looked through this entire course and repeated absolutely all the steps :)
Even though English is not my native language, but I really enjoy it! Thanks Brad for this AWESOME crash-course! 👍
This is fantastic Brad ❤️
Please do some more tutorials on php and Laravel.
These last months ive been getting into the world of web development and every single course has helped me in a way or another. Thanks for that.
Is there any JavaScript developer . Give a thums up 👍.
Hey Brad, I just want to add to my previous message a helpful note for those that may try to follow your great tutorial, if you're (people) using Monterrey 12.3.1. The XAMP, latest version won't install, period. So, I trashed the latest version and found the same version Brad is using and installed and now, I'm up to speed. It looks just like in the video.
PHP never dies because of Laravel 🙏
This is an insanely clear tutorial! Well done!
I guess I listened to a lot of the internet haters bashing PHP, but after watching this I feel it's not all that different than JS. Thanks for the help!
Nice tutorial❤❤.
Just finished.
Pls more php, laravel, mysql projects🙏🏾.
Tapin from the future!!
Brad, this tutorial is awesome. Took me two days to do it all, but thank you so much!
When this video was out, I stumbled across it because I had an assignment and I needed some PHP knowledge. I watched for an hour, then gave up. Tomorrow I have a final in web dev, so I decided to watch the whole video this time, and oh god, I regret not doing that the first time, Your explanation is so nice, and the video is well organized. Thank you for your help.
Brad, thank you so much; there will be nothing better than this; I woke up to see this surprise. I was waiting for this from Traversy Media
array_map(function,array), array_filter(array,function). Thank you PHP
I like how you can explain things to beginners as well as experts
Great content. Brilliant teaching. very easy to listen to; no gimmicks. like being sat with a senior dev showing you the ropes.
Thank you for your valuable content. I am a self-taught developer from Argentina and found your content very useful!
Thank you. The bit about reporting errors was really useful ... no more hunting for hours for a missing bracket!
Excellent tutorial! Video and audio production is top quality, the content material and supporting code is comprehensive. I learnt so much in just one video. The final Feedback project was spot on to complete the tutorial.
Great, passed this tutorial in under 30 mins. Profound teaching.
Thank you Brad! I really enjoyed listening to your voice the whole three hours. My brain and body feel very very satisfied. Thank you again kind sir
I like how Mr. Brad delivers his speech and contents parallelly. Amazing! Finally I got my best virtual mentor. Hey Brad, how can I buy a coffee?
All Folks must know that PHP IS ALIVE again , because of that Great tutorial from the Traversy Media
well... PHP never went anywhere, it just is not the trendy cool thing people make content about these days. It is used all the time to actually build things and make money 😉
@@TraversyMedia Just kidding..., I'm taking this full course to enhance my WordPress skills as freelancer and web-dev student, thank u for all this great content, god bless you my man 🙏❤️🌹
Awesome course. I've been doing front-end casually for years, built some stuff, but I've always been annoyed by the fact that I'm limited to the actual page and what I can see. I've always wanted to know how the WHOLE thing works, and this course has given me just that; what I was lacking to figure out where everything that the user does eventually ends up, and how it can be recalled from there or manipulated further. Feeling more like a (still very noobish) full-stack guy now. Thanks man
When incrementing with while loops you can just simply increment the variable x within the string concatenation.
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Thanks Brad.
Commented under your Programming Language Guide video about the unjustified hate PHP was getting a while ago. Have also worked with node.js but reverted back to PHP for a recent project - while not perfect for every usecase, with all the functionality baked into the language, it just lives and breathes backend (...no, I won't abandon node.js completely - of course not).
I love your description of PHP as a 'blue collar programming language' - it's perfect when you don't want to get too fancy but rather just want to get things done quickly and reliably.
Would highly suggest giving it a chance when embarking on your next project - can't really see anyone still hating on the language after that.
Best tutorial of php on youtube
This course was absolutely phenomenal! Thank you very much and bless you!
It seems you can read our mind and know exactly what we want at any point in time. Thank you man.
I did the whole thing! thanks Brad!!!
Thank you Brad, I am currently learning PHP.
Taking my first steps into PHP. So no better place to start than here, with Brad whose courses helped me with JavaScript and its frameworks and CSS with it frameworks.
Thank you Brad, I've been following-coding all the way to the end and learned quite a lot of the basics. It may feel like a little long but worthy for PHP beginner.
Thank you very much! This is one of the greatest crash course videos that I've every seen. I learned so much from you, this was very easy for me, because you explained everything very clearly! & also I already know C# and most of PHP just was very similiar to that! It's been 3 days and it was awesome. Now I can build websites with new language and a exitcing journey.
38:31 fun fact, the green hex code is actually the blue hex code, and vice versa, because it's called RGB(RED,GREEN,BLUE)
but yea, this tutorial is the best
First tutorial I followed from beginning till the end.
Thanks Brad
What excellent timing. I start Monday at a new job using PHP.
Trav, thanks for this great course, it has everything you need to start with PHP, greetings from my beautiful Peru.