Up to Speed with PHP 7

Up to Speed with PHP 7 , available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 41 lectures, based on 41 reviews, and has 230 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Up to Speed with PHP 7

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Curriculum Items: 41

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 41

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn what's new in PHP 7 and get up to speed quickly

Who Should Attend

Ideal for PHP programmers of all levels

Target Audiences

Ideal for PHP programmers of all levels

In this Up to Speed with PHP 7 training course, expert author David Powers will teach you about the new features and changes in the next major version of PHP. This course is designed for users that already have a solid understanding of PHP.

You will start by learning about what has changed in PHP 7, including internal changes, changes to existing features, and removed features. From there, David will teach you about new operators and functions and type checking. This video tutorial also covers classes and generators and error handling, including anonymous classes, generator delegation, and how to catch fatal errors. Finally, you will cover miscellaneous changes, such as using reserved words in classes, uniform variable syntax, and using assertions for debugging.

Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will have learned all about the changes and new features in PHP 7. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Important – Download These First – Working Files

Lecture 2: Introduction To PHP 7

Lecture 3: About The Author

Lecture 4: Setting Up A Test Environment

Chapter 2: What Has Changed In PHP 7?

Lecture 1: Internal Changes

Lecture 2: Changes To Existing Features

Lecture 3: Removed Features

Chapter 3: New Operators And Functions

Lecture 1: Comparing Values With The Spaceship Operator

Lecture 2: Unset Values With The Null Coalesce Operator

Lecture 3: Unicode Codepoint Escape Syntax

Lecture 4: Integer Division

Lecture 5: Generating Random Bytes

Lecture 6: Generating Random Numbers

Lecture 7: Multiple Callbacks With preg_replace_callback_array

Chapter 4: Type Checking

Lecture 1: Return Type Declarations – Compound Types

Lecture 2: Introduction To Scalar Type Hinting

Lecture 3: Scalar Return Type Declarations

Lecture 4: Scalar Parameter Declarations

Lecture 5: Combining Scalar Parameter And Return Type Declarations

Lecture 6: Effect Of Strict Mode On Built-In Functions

Lecture 7: Using Scalar Type Hints With User Input

Lecture 8: Scalar Type Hinting – Review

Chapter 5: Classes And Generators

Lecture 1: Anonymous Classes

Lecture 2: Generator Return Expressions

Lecture 3: Generator Delegation

Lecture 4: Binding To Closures At Call-Time

Lecture 5: Grouping Use Declarations

Chapter 6: Error Handling

Lecture 1: Catching Fatal Errors

Lecture 2: Throwable Interface

Lecture 3: Catching Type And Parse Errors

Lecture 4: Reclassification of E_STRICT Errors

Lecture 5: New Reserved Words

Lecture 6: date.timezone Warning Removed

Lecture 7: Multiple Default Cases In Switch Statements

Chapter 7: Other Miscellaneous Changes

Lecture 1: Improve Security Of Unserialize

Lecture 2: Preserve Zero Fraction When Encoding As JSON

Lecture 3: Using Reserved Words In Classes

Lecture 4: Uniform Variable Syntax – Dereferencing

Lecture 5: Uniform Variable Syntax – Variable Variables

Lecture 6: Using Assertions For Debugging

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: PHP 7 Assessed

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