These new videos are soooo good. I used to watch your old videos, especially on server, and i'm so happy you are now making these tutorial videoes instead of the talkshow-ish videoes you did 👍
i inserted my data like that and the message appear to show me the data has already inserted successfully but when I open my database nothing shown!!! I don't now where i mistaken!!
Eli, years ago, you thought me how TCP/IP works and I'm grateful for that. But the code in this tutorial is insecure (more specifically, it is vulnerable to SQL injections). Doing PHP in this style is fine for small tools as long as you use prepared staments to prevent against SQL injections. But for bigger applications, this kind of PHP does not scale up and you want to look at a framework like Laraval for PHP or either Express for Node or ASP.NET Core for .NET. My main point is that you should not teach people to write insecure code. Using prepared staments in PHP is not that difficult and prevents you from one of the most frequent attack vectors on the web, being SQL injection.
@@YoureUsingWordsIncorrectly I know but making the code secure is literally 10 seconds extra work, so even if you just want something on screen, you should make it secure. Mainly because of two reasons, being that if you want to deploy the thing you just quickly put on screen, you do not have to put any extra effort in it and that people on RUclips that are watching this video do not always watch the whole video, causing them to not know that this code is not secure and assume that the code is secure.
@@YoureUsingWordsIncorrectly That entirely correct. The problem however, is that some people will think code like this is in fact secure and do not realize the made a mistake.
... bucko... have fun making your own tutorial series... no one like know it all smarty pants... I teach the reason I do for a reason... all you're proving is that ***** **** ****...
Too many instructors are more worried about proving how smart they are instead of actually teaching... if someone gets excited by building something that works they’ll then spend years learning to improve... if they can’t get something to work because they are being taught the “right” way they give up and the games over... I genuinely despise smarty pants that cause others to give up just so that they can feel superior...
This is totally insecure and open to sql injection. It is very easy to delete all data from your database via html from. You should use prepared statements or at least sanitize all form inputs.
These new videos are soooo good. I used to watch your old videos, especially on server, and i'm so happy you are now making these tutorial videoes instead of the talkshow-ish videoes you did 👍
Great tutorial! Just made some small changes based on my requirements and it all worked perfectly. Thanks for the upload - much appreciated
Thank you for being a great teacher! This was very helpful to me for organizing ideas before implementation.
i inserted my data like that and the message appear to show me the data has already inserted successfully but when I open my database nothing shown!!!
I don't now where i mistaken!!
Great Job. 👍
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I'm trying to determine an efficient way of inner joining millions of records... my query has been running for 2 weeks now with no progress bar :(
Thank you sir, I really appreciate your teaching
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Can you make a tutorial about backup and restore MySQL data to google drive or google cloud storage.
The application example is vulnerable to SQL injection.
Eli, years ago, you thought me how TCP/IP works and I'm grateful for that. But the code in this tutorial is insecure (more specifically, it is vulnerable to SQL injections). Doing PHP in this style is fine for small tools as long as you use prepared staments to prevent against SQL injections. But for bigger applications, this kind of PHP does not scale up and you want to look at a framework like Laraval for PHP or either Express for Node or ASP.NET Core for .NET.
My main point is that you should not teach people to write insecure code. Using prepared staments in PHP is not that difficult and prevents you from one of the most frequent attack vectors on the web, being SQL injection.
Typo: staments -> statements
@@YoureUsingWordsIncorrectly I know but making the code secure is literally 10 seconds extra work, so even if you just want something on screen, you should make it secure. Mainly because of two reasons, being that if you want to deploy the thing you just quickly put on screen, you do not have to put any extra effort in it and that people on RUclips that are watching this video do not always watch the whole video, causing them to not know that this code is not secure and assume that the code is secure.
@@YoureUsingWordsIncorrectly That entirely correct. The problem however, is that some people will think code like this is in fact secure and do not realize the made a mistake.
... bucko... have fun making your own tutorial series... no one like know it all smarty pants... I teach the reason I do for a reason... all you're proving is that ***** **** ****...
Too many instructors are more worried about proving how smart they are instead of actually teaching... if someone gets excited by building something that works they’ll then spend years learning to improve... if they can’t get something to work because they are being taught the “right” way they give up and the games over... I genuinely despise smarty pants that cause others to give up just so that they can feel superior...
RUclips hides you from my feeed ! Glad to see ya again!
thats help me a loot, thanks master
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This is totally insecure and open to sql injection. It is very easy to delete all data from your database via html from. You should use prepared statements or at least sanitize all form inputs.
he's making this as basic as possible so it would be easy to understand, security tutorials comes later I assume.
He soulds like Louis.... 😊