#php learning

[vinhjacker1]

I am a front end developer.What is the best online resources to learn PHP?

As a front-end developer looking to learn PHP, there are several excellent online resources available. Here are some of the best resources to get started with PHP:

PHP.net: The official PHP website (www.php.net) is an invaluable resource for learning PHP. It provides comprehensive documentation, tutorials, and a vast collection of examples, making it an essential reference for all PHP developers, regardless of their skill level.

W3Schools: W3Schools (www.w3schools.com) offers a beginner-friendly PHP tutorial that covers the fundamentals of PHP programming. It includes interactive code examples and exercises to help you practice and reinforce your learning.

PHP: The Right Way: This website (www.phptherightway.com) is an excellent guide for learning PHP best practices and modern coding standards. It covers topics like security, performance optimization, and recommended tools and frameworks.

PHP.net Manual: Function Reference: The PHP.net Function Reference (www.php.net/manual/en/funcref.php) is a comprehensive catalog of PHP functions. It's an invaluable resource for understanding the syntax, parameters, and usage of various PHP functions.

YouTube Tutorials: YouTube is a treasure trove of PHP tutorials and video courses. Channels like "The Net Ninja," "Traversy Media," and "Codecourse" offer high-quality PHP content for learners of all levels.

Udemy: Udemy (www.udemy.com) offers a variety of PHP courses, ranging from beginner to advanced levels. Look for courses with high ratings and reviews from reputable instructors.

Codecademy: Codecademy (www.codecademy.com) has an interactive PHP course that is perfect for beginners who prefer a hands-on learning approach.

SitePoint PHP Channel: SitePoint (www.sitepoint.com) has a dedicated PHP channel with tutorials and articles covering various PHP topics and web development techniques.

PHP: The Right Way GitHub Repository: The GitHub repository (github.com/codeguy/php-the-right-way) contains a curated list of learning resources and references for PHP developers.

PHP Academy: PHP Academy (www.phpacademy.org) offers a collection of free PHP video tutorials for beginners, covering essential topics like syntax, variables, functions, and more.

TutorialsPoint: TutorialsPoint's PHP tutorial (www.tutorialspoint.com/php) provides a comprehensive guide to learning PHP, with examples and practical exercises.

Learn-PHP.org: Learn-PHP.org (www.learn-php.org) offers an interactive PHP course that lets you write and run PHP code directly in your browser, making it easy to practice without setting up a local development environment.

PHP Classes: PHP Classes (www.phpclasses.org) is a repository of PHP scripts and classes shared by the community. It's a great place to learn from real-world code examples and discover reusable components.

PHP Video Tutorials on LinkedIn Learning: LinkedIn Learning (www.linkedin.com/learning) has an extensive library of PHP video tutorials taught by industry experts, covering a wide range of topics and skill levels.

PHP 7: From Scratch to Advanced Course: This Udemy course (www.udemy.com/course/php-pdo-crash-course-2020) covers PHP 7 fundamentals and advanced topics, including database interactions using PDO.

PHP Weekly: Subscribe to the PHP Weekly newsletter (www.phpweekly.com) to stay up-to-date with the latest PHP news, tutorials, and resources.

CodeWall PHP Section: CodeWall (www.codewall.co.uk/php) features a selection of PHP tutorials, tips, and tricks for developers looking to expand their PHP skills.

Reddit /r/PHPhelp: Join the PHP community on Reddit (/r/PHPhelp) to ask questions, seek advice, and engage in discussions with fellow PHP developers.

PHP Podcasts: Listen to PHP-related podcasts like "PHP Roundtable" and "PHP Town Hall" to gain insights from industry professionals and stay informed about the latest trends.

PHP Twitter Community: Follow PHP developers and hashtags like #phpc, #phpdeveloper, and #phpcommunity on Twitter to connect with the PHP community and discover helpful resources.

Whether you're a beginner or seeking to deepen your PHP expertise, these resources will undoubtedly aid you on your journey to becoming a proficient PHP developer. Happy learning!

[python-programming-language]

Post #83: Tumblr Opinion Poll by Python-Programming-Language, Question: Which programming resp. script language do you prefer?, 2023.

[small-basic-programming]

Post #176: Opinion poll by Small Basic Programming on Tumblr, Question: Which object-oriented programming language do you prefer to program with?, 2023.

[echospast]

hello all! I start my new full time position at my job today and I’ve been assigned to a more advanced unit than I expected ( as in, I didn’t think they’d transfer me to that team for another two years but apparently the team lobbied to have me and management believes I can handle it based on my work??? ahhhhhh ) so I’m likely to have a wild few weeks but I do feel I’m likely to need a creative outlet, and while I’ve been on @sommersong more, it is my goal to return here and get caught up and work out new dynamics. I hope everyone is doing well and my discord is always open even if replies may be more sporadic as I’m shadowing the departing attorney for the next three weeks and learning my case load!

[skull-shore]

06&07.july23, fri; internship

my last day at the internship AND the "final" stage of my To-Do List with PHP, HTML and CSS:

add tasks by adding a date, the task, choosing a priority and "+" for submitting

tick off tasks you did with a checkbox

delete tasks

(make it look a lil bit prettier with CSS)

i had to present it (nightmare) to my coworkers at my internship today and it was... quite amazing? i could perfectly explain almost all of the data i put in the code and was able to answer ... most of their questions! :o it was SO amazing they even offered me an apprenticeship???? ahhhhhh (that's what i wanted i'm so so so so happy jkokjrjejjddkfkdkdkd)

[pinolitas]

the way I became a web dev when I don't want to be... at least I'm employable now

[beedesigns]

Does anyone have any (preferably free) online resources for learning PHP? I've not really touched it since I was in uni. I feel like I've forgotten absolutely everything and need to start again with the basics.

Any and all recs would be greatly appreciated!

[nyan-bynary]

What the fuck is a "class" bitch I'll kill you

[vampirismadvocate]

When you’re discussing eating disorders and mental health crises in a queer storytelling/studies class and you’re a *bit* too knowledgeable on the subject

[coffeeworldsasaki]

Only a week of WordPress and I'm already remembering why I stopped the first time, this shit is literally soul sucking I fucking hate it

[phplearnlive]

Exploring The Top PHP Frameworks For Web Development

PHP Frameworks For Web Development" is a comprehensive guide that explores the landscape of PHP frameworks, offering insights into their features, functionalities, and best use cases. It delves into popular frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, CodeIgniter, and Yii, discussing their strengths and weaknesses, as well as their suitability for different project requirements. The guide covers various aspects such as performance, scalability, security, community support, and learning curve, empowering users to make informed decisions when selecting a PHP framework for their web development projects. Additionally, it may include tips, tutorials, and resources to aid developers in mastering these frameworks and building robust web applications efficiently. To know more visit here website: https://phplearn.live/

[machinavocis]

look all i'm saying is there are advantages to being the person who has to google "php check if string contains substring" almost every time (while vaguely remembering that the answer is stupid but not what that stupid answer IS)

& one of those advantages is that sometimes it leads to you discovering that php8 actually invented a "str_contains" function when you weren't looking, which is SO MUCH LESS STUPID than using strpos was!

& see if i'd just REMEMBERED about strpos i would not have looked it up & learned about the new better way!

so tl;dr my being a worse programmer actually makes me a better programmer shut up losers i win.

[small-basic-programming]

Top 10 - The Best Programming Languages ...

https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/

Ranking of the 10 most popular programming resp. script languages according to TIOBE programming community index:

Python

C

C++

Java

C#

JavaScript

PHP

Visual Basic

SQL

Assembler

Post #188: Tiobe, Index of the 10 best programming resp. script languages in November 2023.

[starry-beetle]

Illustrating how long it's been since I last coded a website: learning that frames are basically, obsolete, made me sad. Learning moduls for galleries though, so, it's not all bad! It's a little harder to learn these days, but it's sticking more than I expected.

Oh! Wait, the part that isn't fun is that last time I did this, mobile devices were simply not really used for browsing and now that's almost everyone so... I gotta do that too! BUT I WILL

[skull-shore]

04&05.july23,wed ; internship

ughhh that PHP todo-list is driving me insaaaane! the people at my internship are really nice and helpful, tho my social anxiety is not really good at asking for help and i keep trying to do most of it myself. yesterday i did not get any further, there was no way for me to ever think of any type of succes. today, tho, i finally connected the mySQL database to my PHP index and i can actually add to dos, give them priorities, a date and check them off as "done":))

i am really proud of that and tomorrow i will try to insert a "delete" button to delete tasks, maybe i'll have some time and add some CSS to it to make it a bit prettier:) i'll see what i can doooo aghhh everytime i go home my brain is smoking tho it is really fun to try out new things and test things out!!

[bf-rally]

felt like i was going crazy yesterday trying to set up a login system for this website 😭 it was like i was back in college again!