PHP programming is important because it interacts well with HTML codes and databases. HTML is the programming language of the internet, so a program interacting with it efficiently and seamlessly can help a lot of web developers design their programs, applications and websites. PHP is also important because it has a wide variety of uses, such as:
Adding and removing content from a webpage based on another source of data such as a database
Working with server-side files that user don't see
Collecting and processing data from end users
Creating log-in and registration pages to increase the security and applications of a website
Defining, accessing and running dynamic parts of a website such as transactions, subscriptions or authentication which change regularly.
What will i learn?
- How to use PHP’s built-in server to serve static resources
- How to use PHP to add some dynamic aspects to your pages
- How to build an authentication system
- How to build a full CRUD interface for creating, reading, updating, and deleting tours that we will show on our website
- How to build a custom solution that catches PHP errors and exceptions and shows a proper error page for them
- How to describe and test all the features you’ve built in this course using an automated test runner.
- Operating Systems: Windows 8, 8.1; Windows 10; Linux; Unix; Mac.
- Hardware Environment Processor: x86 or x64; RAM : 512 MB (minimum), 1 GB (recommended); Hard disk: up to 200 MB of available space may be required. However, 50 MB free space is required in boot drive even if you are installing in other drive.
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Introduction to PHP
00:05:15
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Installing XAMPP_Part 1
00:04:15
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Installing XAMPP_Part 2
00:04:39
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Creating your first PHP File
00:06:32
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Writing your first PHP File
00:07:23
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The Phpinfo Function
00:05:01
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The Phpini File
00:06:07
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Indentation
00:04:53
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