PHP Development

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Web Development Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction: What is PHP?

Lecture 2: Servers, Clients, and How the Internet Works

Lecture 3: How does a Local Server Work

Lecture 4: Installing Xampp for Local Server PHP Development

Lecture 5: What gets sent to the Browser

Chapter 2: Operators and Data Types

Lecture 1: Comments

Lecture 2: Variables

Lecture 3: Strings

Lecture 4: Single Quotes vs Double Quotes

Lecture 5: String Concatenation

Lecture 6: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 7: Increment Decrement Operators

Lecture 8: Assignment Operators

Lecture 9: Assigning by Reference

Lecture 10: Constants

Lecture 11: Unary, Binary and Ternary Operators

Chapter 3: Control flow structures and more operators

Lecture 1: If Conditional

Lecture 2: Comparison Operators

Lecture 3: Logical Operators

Lecture 4: Short Circuiting

Chapter 4: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Elseif Conditional

Lecture 2: Switch and Break

Lecture 3: While Loop

Lecture 4: Do While Loop

Lecture 5: For Loop

Lecture 6: Introducing Arrays

Lecture 7: Introducing Arrays pt2

Lecture 8: Creating Arrays

Lecture 9: Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 10: Foreach Loop, How to Iterate through all Array values

Lecture 11: Creating Indexed and Associative arrays in PHP

Lecture 12: Using the array function for Creating Arrays and Multidimensional Arrays in PHP

Lecture 13: Using The Foreach loop to use all Array Values in PHP

Lecture 14: All Control Flow Structures that we Learned in PHP

Lecture 15: Functions

Lecture 16: Functions Pt2

Lecture 17: Functions Pt3

Lecture 18: Include and Require Functions

Lecture 19: Absolute vs Relative Paths

Lecture 20: Dynamic Page Titles

Lecture 21: Variable Scope

Lecture 22: Superglobal Arrays

Lecture 23: Creating an HTML Form

Lecture 24: Creating a Dynamic Header and Footer

Lecture 25: Adding New Page Links to our Header File

Lecture 26: Introduction to Form Handling

Lecture 27: Understanding $_REQUEST Form Handling

Lecture 28: isset() and !empty()

Lecture 29: How to Check if Submitted Forms have a Value

Lecture 30: Creating Our News Letter Form

Lecture 31: Checking Our News Letter Form for Values

Lecture 32: Dynamic Page for Buy or Girl

Lecture 33: Hacking our Webform

Lecture 34: $_POST method and Accessing Form Values Directly

Lecture 35: Single Page Form Validation Introduction Part 1

Lecture 36: Single Page Form Validation Introduction Part 2

Lecture 37: Creating Our Single Page Form Validation

Lecture 38: Introduction to Sticky Forms

Lecture 39: Why I choose to use isset() for Sticky Forms

Lecture 40: Overview Text File