Practical PHP: Master the Basics and Code Dynamic Websites (Udemy.com)

- Amazing, clear, understandable course, after i finish it, i will add more emotions about it so stay tuned! =)) - came back to confirm my own words, the course does worth it, it's amazing, understandable course, i wish it was more so much understandable courses like this one, so much clearrrr.... thank you sooo much Brad! cheers from Canada, eh? ;)

By lesson 39 (or is it 26?) this has become incoherent drivel. Might I suggest writing a script before you record. That way what you say might make some sense. After some considerable effort I did manage to fight my way through. This is a free course and I suppose you get what you pay for.

This course helped me learning some important things about dynamic web-development such as how dynamically change the date and name, how to make a contact form that actually works(That's what i have been looking for). Even if you don't have any basic idea about PHP, you will get a good idea of it. It will be much better if you have a prior knowledge of php.

wow I am really surprised, I bought many courses that I litterarly just put away as they make you loose interest as soon as you start. whereas this guy, really know how to teach you, he is enthusiastic and motivating. and he doesn't lack of humour. I hour he do another one in OOP/php and really would love if go further as building an ecommerce or a blog . so loved it loved it loved it.....thank you pal

I am enlighten, engage and have fun especially for the first time on PHP. It will help me to improve the existing website. I admired the basic, simple approach and real engaging of Brad Hussey to the subject in details. Thank you and keep up the good work.

The course is excellent. The lessons are broken down into understandable chunks and the focus on writing the same bits of basic code again and again is great practice to get used to writing PHP syntax. Building a website from scratch and inserting PHP into it to make the website dynamic is also a very good exercise and give you a very good idea of how PHP works. I feel like I've learnt a lot. Thank you, Brad.

you didn't put any quotes around the custom key on your video, but in the final.php you did. it confuses me. I followed your example on the video and it didn't work till I put a double quotes around the key. But overall, Wonderful.

Just what i am looking for. After studying lots of PHP materials, i couldn't make any point out of them until i came across Brad's Code Dynamic Website Using PHP. It is really awesome and life changing. It really helped me as i can now hand code like never before.

This was a great course. Brad went at good speed which made it easy to follow. The lectures had good audio and Brad spoke clearly. For future updates or additions to the course, I would suggest a talk about debugging PHP. As I was entering code, I would make simple mistakes, then when I went to view the final product, I simply got a blank page. In some cases, I went through the lecture again and retyped everything. Using Google, I eventually found a PHP Lint tool, which identified missing semicolons, or open quotes, etc., and helped getting everything working.

I am currently working through this course again to get a refresher on the basics of PHP. There is another instructor on Udemy who has a course on PHP, but every time I watch this instructor's videos I get the impression that they don't fully know what they are talking about. They also make simple mistakes which a experienced programmer should not be doing but am also aware that everyone makes mistakes. I have now watched up to the beginning of the loop land everything that Brad explains is clear and straight forward. One piece of advice I would give though is throughout the course he needs to slow down because it is a little rushed but that's all. 4/5 stars all day long :)