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currently learning Python, but went through all videos because the guy, whom I <3, started coding with this language. lost deep tracking of material at the dependency injection stage though, only because it was the preliminary acquintance with language in 5 days, and i didn't write a single line of code. I believe these tutorials are the landmark in RUclips for those who chose PHP and hope everyone will be able to find these videos anytime in further life. ☺

Hi Gio, I'm back here. So glad I have this to watch again. But I have a question. I would like to create a record on a table at specific times of the day throughout everyday. Would you recommend using crontab or are there perhaps are other more efficient ways? Thanks in anticipation

This comprehensive PHP 8 course covers the fundamentals, object-oriented programming, and advanced topics like testing, MVC, and security, enabling learners to build robust web applications. Key moments: 00:00 PHP is a powerful scripting language used for web development, offering simplicity for beginners but also capable of building complex applications, with a vast ecosystem and frameworks available. -Importance of learning PHP for beginners and experienced developers. PHP's simplicity and power attract developers, despite occasional criticism. -PHP's capabilities in building various web applications, from simple websites to enterprise-level systems, with a wide range of frameworks and possibilities. -Dispelling the myth of PHP being dead by highlighting its dominance in website development and the continuous demand for PHP developers in the industry. 03:28 PHP has evolved from being mostly procedural to more object-oriented with great support for strict types. Learning PHP beyond the basics is crucial to cover necessary and advanced topics in building websites and applications. -Course structure includes basic, intermediate, and advanced PHP sections covering procedural, object-oriented programming, and advanced topics like testing, MVC, and security frameworks. -Importance of knowing server and PHP configuration files before diving into databases or object-oriented programming to build a strong foundation in PHP development. -Prerequisites for the course include basic HTML knowledge, with optional CSS understanding, making it accessible for beginners and beneficial for those with programming experience in other languages. Generated by sider.ai

So, are these errors and handlers like light exceptions?

I used rogramwithgio-db instead db and it worked. $db = new PDO('mysql:host=programwithgio-db;dbname=my_db', 'root', 'root');

In the Invoice example, do you need to have a reference to the Invoice in the Item class? I wouldn't want it in there since it's not needed; the Invoice is the aggregate root, so that's the object that gets passed around and is worked with, NOT the Item. You get to the Items through the root Invoice object. So can you just have the 1:m set up in the Invoice? Or would I have to do some custom mapping somewhere if I wanted it that way, such as in the save and find methods of the repository?

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Just looking at the playlist before watching and I already know that I stumbled upon a gem in the dirt. Thanks for sharing the knowledge that took years and months to accumulate!

!0 years of experience and you taught me php properly, thanks. Lets do a course on docker instead.

To know the path doesn't mean to go through the path. And 12 years of experience Gio has will not bestow upon me on the 4th day of watching these tutorials. I am in maternity leave since 2015 and have read a lot, need some tasks. A bit overwhelmed to read in the Linkedin that Gio was consulting on Java, PHP and C++ at the same time in college. Great channel.

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Keep my wifes name out of your fckn mouth!

Realy how Could this playlist are for free!!!! God save you . And realy we are apperciate your effort thaks alot

the only doubt im having watching these tutorials is that WTH is foo?

thanks a lot very useful

Yo Gio, just got done with your PHP 8 tutorial, top-notch work! Next, you should totally delve into FilterBounce. It is an excellent tool for email verification and the only service I would dare to vouch for. Been using their api for contact form verification and the accuracy is just mind-blowing! It really revolutionizes lead generation.

Watched your vid about Scheduling Emails in PHP, really insightful! If email verification is on your agenda, FilterBounce is the holy grail. It is perfect for preventing lead wastage and enhancing email marketing efficiency. It is the Glockenspiel of email verifiers, always hits the right note!

Just finished watching your vid on scheduling emails with PHP, Gio! It is darn good! Have you ever tried using FilterBounce for email verification? It is a class above the rest. I started with their free plan and their email verifier is a lifesaver! No more tossing good leads because FilterBounce only marks the real risks.

Hey, fantastic tutorial on automated scripts. Learned a lot! By the way, if you have not heard of FilterBounce for email verification, you are missing out! Started with their free plan and never looked back. Their precision in weeding out risky emails is miraculous, and with a bounce rate under 1%, my email reputation stays top-notch.

Hey, nice tutorial on running automated scripts using CRON. You have got some legit stuff on here. I highly recommend giving FilterBounce a shot in one of your future vids. Their tool offers mad accuracy while verifying email ids, especially ones from Outlook, Microsoft, and Yahoo. Never had my bounce rate this low and email rep this pristine before. Man, I was blown away!

Thanks so much. I started learning javascript, however I find it difficult and overkill for my goal. So I just decided to learn PHP. Thank you for this, and if I earn mpney through this skill, I'll come back here and donate something.

you are the best

Thank you Gio! As always, a great lesson.

Great content Gio

The latest and recommended version of the Compose file format is defined by the updated Compose Specification Those who might use this video, use “Docker compose up” And name your file “compose.yml” over "docker-compose.yml" even though backwards compatibility is kept And don’t pass a version header this is the updated way at time of writing

it's a huge help that your tuts are well divided for each topics. I haven't the time to watch all so I watch the ones I needed at the time and it helps a lot since your explanation and examples are well executed too

Thank you❤

There is a deprecation waring for annotations /** @test */ . In the future (php unit 12) php attributes should be used. These look like this: #[test]

Another way of adding to an array is using "..." operator $a = ['a', 'b', 'c']; var_dump([...$a, ]);

PHP 2024 Baby!!!

is php good to learn in 2024

I would love to have "Learn rust The Right Way", you are amazing

This is indeed how to learn PHP in a good way. Thanks a lot just refreshing what I had learnt earlier in PHP and what to go through the whole playlist.

You are my motivator dear. U are a very humble and generous 💗 person

Super man Even i am an experienced front-end developer but this was soo much helpfull and easy to understand

Wooow it's nice the best video of all the day (from 10 to 100 viewed today on this topic)

as usual you are the best GIO

I'm so happy that I could finish the project alone, without wiewing the answer! My code works, but is kinda "bloated". I've got a lot to improve, anyway, thanks for the course, it is much better than a lot of paid ones. :)

I just can't understand why you only have 50k subs, this is incredible.

is there a problem with passing a string arguement when the parameter is defined to be a callable? php keeps given me this error

It is interring. I think in old version of PHP, doing something like $z = ($x=25)/($y=2) would return 14 or 15, because when you divided 2 ints, it would give the answer as an int by default. I just tried it in PHP 8.2 and got 14.5, so that is a nice change.

Really appreciate the course. This video in particular helped me a lot. Thank you very much Gio!

This channle is gold

Wonderful video. Do you use some Brave extension to improve errors and warnings on the browser? Thank you!

thank you!

Best teacher ever.

please provide video to project with symfony and laravel(step by step)

Very useful. Thanks

ty for your lessons. it's pure gold. but i can't understand these onwning <=> inverse concept)) looks like it's key topic on assositions. right now im strugling with user <=> user_details "onotoone" relation, user.id is annotated as Autogenerared, and UserDetails.user_id have #[ORM\OneToOne(targetEntity: User::class)] #[ORM\JoinColumn(name: "user_id", referencedColumnName: "id")] private ?User $user_id = null; and on $em->flush() i got error that user_id is null, (i always annotated userDetails.user_id as not to be null). i suppose it should be autopopulated from user.id. but this didn't happen. trying to relisten your explanation several times.