PHP
Our PHP course provides comprehensive training in server-side web development. Designed for both beginners and experienced developers, this course covers PHP fundamentals, modern practices, and popular frameworks like Laravel. You'll learn to build dynamic, database-driven websites and web applications.
Course Highlights
Skills You'll Gain
- Understand PHP basics and syntax
- Work with forms and databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL)
- Build dynamic web applications with sessions and cookies
- Use PHP frameworks like Laravel or Symfony
- Develop RESTful APIs for mobile and front-end apps
- Secure PHP applications against SQL injection and XSS attacks
- Optimize performance with caching and code profiling
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Course Curriculum
- Overview of PHP and its features
- Setting up the development environment
- Writing and running your first PHP program
- Variables, data types, and operators
- Control flow (if-else, switch, loops)
- Functions and scope
- Handling form data
- Validating user input
- File uploads and handling
- Introduction to MySQL
- Connecting PHP with MySQL
- CRUD operations
- Introduction to Laravel
- Building web applications with Laravel
- Routing and API integration
- Hands-on PHP projects
- Final project presentations
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Why Learn PHP?
- Specifically designed for web development
- Easy to learn with simple syntax
- Runs on almost all servers and platforms
- Excellent database integration (especially MySQL)
- Large community and extensive documentation
- Many popular CMS built with PHP (WordPress, Drupal)
- Good performance for web applications
- Mature ecosystem with many frameworks
- Cost-effective hosting options
- Still powers majority of websites
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PHP FAQs
Find answers to common questions about this course
PHP is a server-side scripting language primarily used for web development to create dynamic web pages. It powers many CMS like WordPress and e-commerce platforms.
Yes, PHP powers about 75% of websites using server-side programming. Modern PHP (7.x/8.x) is fast and has improved features, maintaining its popularity.
Basic understanding of HTML and some programming concepts helps. Knowledge of databases (MySQL) is useful as PHP often interacts with them.
Popular PHP frameworks include Laravel (most popular), Symfony, CodeIgniter, and CakePHP. These provide structure and reusable components.
PHP is synchronous by default (though async options exist) and designed for web, while Node.js is asynchronous JavaScript running outside browsers.
LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) or LEMP (with Nginx instead of Apache). Modern stacks might use MariaDB and include Composer for dependencies.
Sessions store user data server-side temporarily. Cookies store data client-side. Both maintain state across web pages but have different security implications.
Use PDO (PHP Data Objects) or mysqli extensions to connect to databases like MySQL. PDO supports multiple database types and is more secure against SQL injection.
Namespaces prevent naming collisions between code components, allowing organization of classes, functions, and constants into logical groups.
Validate/sanitize all user input, use prepared statements for databases, hash passwords (password_hash()), keep PHP updated, and follow OWASP guidelines.
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