The PHP Practitioner

This class is designed to walk beginners through the very first step of web development. It will help students install PHP and a code editor. It will explain the basic tools for working with PHP and show students how to build a basic web app.

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Created by: Jeffrey Way

Produced in 2016

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Course Description

php Awards Best Practical Course

We all start somewhere. When it comes to web development with PHP, well, your first stop is this series. Designed specifically and exclusively for beginners, here, you'll learn the fundamentals of PHP - all the way down to defining variables and arrays.If you feel somewhat unprepared for the content at Laracasts, this "PHP for beginners" series should be your next stop. New lessons are published every Thursday, so don't fall behind!

Beginner Level

Time: 5h

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- The introduction really takes students by the hand and leaves no one behind, which is important for getting a first code editor installed.
- Course masterfully works some networking fundamentals into the course, which is vital for making effective web apps.
- Even though it starts with the first step, course feels sufficiently deep to get students started with real app development.
- By starting with a framework, course creates some inevitable points of confusion as students advance their understanding of language constructs.
- Concepts regarding language fundamentals are too lightly covered.
- Ultimately students are only learning a way to create apps rather than why certain ways might be preferable.

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Jeffrey Way

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Jeffrey is the creator of Laracasts and he spends most of his days building the site and thinking of new ways to teach confusing concepts. He lives in Orlando, Florida with his wife and two kids.