Can't wait to learn everything. I know it's gonna be few more months before the last video drops of this series. I wish I could buy this whole series because I am in an internship & my job will start on April 1. So need to clear every concept soon. Your teaching style is amazing with those graphical theories. Unique too. Thanks for such amazing free but premium tutorials.
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words. I know it's taking a while to publish videos but I want to make sure I cover all the important topics that are usually left out from other tutorials, so it takes more time for me to make such videos. If I had all the videos ready I would publish them all at once, I publish them few days after I shoot & edit them. Trying to come up with a better publishing schedule so I don't burn out & also want to stay consistent on the schedule. We'll cover a good amount of OOP before April 1st & more advanced topics will follow after. That being said, if you face any issues or have any questions don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck with your job, you'll do great.
@@ProgramWithGio I understand sir. That's why your video quality is so high with covering every topic possible. I have watched many tutorials on PHP but never found one that similar to you (So perfectly balanced [Not saying Thanos words here but it's true :D ). Thanks for your words, Sir. Really inspired me. 😍 where were you all these years? 😅 keep doing the best work.
Thank you Gio from Korea. I found you from reddit some people recommended you and i think your course is better than Udemy courses I graduated my computer major this year but i only able to do something not complex front-end developement and still haven't get any job. i saw so many tutorial in the Front-end and i feel sick of it... maybe i only did tutorial and haven't finish any real application. html, css, js, ts, figma, react, react-query, next.js, zustand, wordpress, whatever.. I thought if i learn JavaScript better than other then i can get any job before and it was just a dream. Feel like i'm really not good at this developer job and wonder i can be better junior developer or senior developer in the future. Just hope i can be better person than yesterday. With earning some money also. Thanks for reading my nagging. I really appreciate it.
Hey, I'm really glad to hear that you found my course helpful. Thank you. I understand how challenging it can be when you're starting out. Learning so many technologies can feel overwhelming, and it's normal to feel a bit lost sometimes. Remember, every expert was once a beginner. The important thing is to keep moving forward, even if it's just one small step at a time. Try focusing on building small projects that interest you. This can help you apply what you've learned and build a portfolio to show potential employers. Progress takes time so don't be too hard on yourself. Wishing you all the luck.
wow,I'm really impressed to see such a valuable content on youtube ; and more than that I'm impressed with your teaching style, everything is explained clearly and every possible question is covered ; also it has a good speed and it's not boaring. just like a miracle! although maybe it wouldn't be best choice for absolute starters it is the most suitable for someone who knows how to program another language and wants to learn php or someone like me that has a good computer knowledge but doesn't know how to code. hope it continues and wish you best. thanks a lot!
Thanks so much for putting this quality content for all of us to see and learn from it. I am only starting, but this tutorial is giving my old ass the courage to say 'i can do it'. Haha i do not know why it posted twice, but still worth it :D
Your teaching style is awesome. If by any change you're expert at other programming language like JavaScript or Python, would be very appreciated if you publish videos. Anyways, keep it up!
Since i already know more languages i tried doing a for loop for the arrays and I figured it out right off the bat, just have to get used to using $ when declaring a variable or referencing it, and when accessing the value of some array just doing someArray[$i] as in my case.
@@ProgramWithGio I thank you! Such lessons are rare. I really like the way you organize the information and the speed is perfect :) Have you thought about doing a section with lessons about Laravel from the beginning?
@@tedybg you're too kind. I think there are a lot of great beginner Laravel courses out there including Laracasts. I'm planning on doing more advanced lessons
jesus i came from c/c++ background and i found php very weird and unusual like the concept of variable variables and the name of a constant is variable that's a mess but LOL i'm enjoy it thank you for your effort explaining all this concepts for us
Not really, I explain everything in detail. I do expect you to know or remember some things from previous lessons sure, that's why it's a series and not a single video course.
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.
hm, I don't remember that unless you would cast to int or it was doing some type coercion it would still return 14.5 even in older versions. If you had a function that had type declaration of `int` and you passed the computed value as an argument then yes it would be coerced to int & would return 14
Your content is amazing! I might suggest you do not repeat so many times that you are going to talk about this or that content in a separate video because it spoils the flow. Thanks for such a nice work!
@@ProgramWithGio Nice to meet you Giorgi! Btw, I red your description on youtube and you coding since 2000 and that explains why your tutorial so clear and you really make points on important things. So far I really feel like I found GOLD on youtube :D
@@ProgramWithGio No rush, take your time. It should be fun for you not like a job. I just letting you know that there are some junior developer which waiting some good mentors online like you :) Who knows, maybe after your teaching, mindset and skill set will be like mid developers :)
@@rimantasdanilevicius6754 It is definitely fun. As long as you are consistent & eager to learn, you'll do great. I'm here to help along the way if you have questions, so don't hesitate to ask 👍
PHP file gets parsed & builds machine code (operational code), its not something you can read like a regular code. This is the compilation part, thats where the syntax errors & such come from. Then there is runtime when the code gets executed
It's in 1080p and later videos in 4k so I think quality is great. Maybe it's showing low quality on your end due to connection? Try clicking the gear ⚙️ icon and adjust the quality
I don't know why my code greeting is not being showed in the browser. I type: $saudacoes = 'Ola Victor'; echo $saudacoes .''; It's correct, right? But it didn't appear.
It could be due to many reasons, what is your document root set to, where is your PHP file and so on. If you share screenshots of your setup I can help troubleshoot it. You can DM me on Twitter
it's nice that you're not only teaching us the language but also the good practices that are essential for professional work
Glad to hear you like it, thanks
Thank you for teaching us PHP the right way :)
You're welcome 👍
This type coercion thing just blew my mind. I did not know this.
Yup, can be tricky at times
Massive respect to Gio for creating such comprehensive PHP tutorials!
Thank you
One of the best tutorials, easy to understand, efficient and to the point!
Thank you 💙
Learned a lot of basics from this tutorial which are not covered in others. Really really useful and good for a beginner... thanks a lot Gio
Glad it was helpful!
You are a great teacher
Thank you 🙂
Amazing teaching php has never been easier!!!!
Glad you think so, thank you
Congrat! Just great! One of the best PHP tutorial in YT! Thank you a lot for sharing!
Thank you 🙌
Can't wait to learn everything. I know it's gonna be few more months before the last video drops of this series.
I wish I could buy this whole series because I am in an internship & my job will start on April 1. So need to clear every concept soon. Your teaching style is amazing with those graphical theories. Unique too. Thanks for such amazing free but premium tutorials.
Thank you, I appreciate the kind words. I know it's taking a while to publish videos but I want to make sure I cover all the important topics that are usually left out from other tutorials, so it takes more time for me to make such videos. If I had all the videos ready I would publish them all at once, I publish them few days after I shoot & edit them. Trying to come up with a better publishing schedule so I don't burn out & also want to stay consistent on the schedule. We'll cover a good amount of OOP before April 1st & more advanced topics will follow after.
That being said, if you face any issues or have any questions don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck with your job, you'll do great.
@@ProgramWithGio I understand sir. That's why your video quality is so high with covering every topic possible. I have watched many tutorials on PHP but never found one that similar to you (So perfectly balanced [Not saying Thanos words here but it's true :D ). Thanks for your words, Sir. Really inspired me. 😍 where were you all these years? 😅 keep doing the best work.
@@snakemanluffy7645 Thank you. I wish I started producing content earlier, but it's never too late right? :)
@@ProgramWithGio yes. Thank you 😍
@@snakemanluffy7645 How did your internship go? Did you get a job later? :)
This is a crucial topic in terms of learning PHP. Thanks!
Agreed
One of the best of PHP learning you have
Thank you 💙
GIO the GOAT
💙💙
Just started with your full PHP learning series.
Thank you very much for the effort you have put into these videos. You are a great teacher!
Thank you 🙌
A great teacher with excellent teaching method :)
Thank you 🙌
Thank you Gio from Korea.
I found you from reddit some people recommended you and i think your course is better than Udemy courses
I graduated my computer major this year but i only able to do something not complex front-end developement and still haven't get any job.
i saw so many tutorial in the Front-end and i feel sick of it... maybe i only did tutorial and haven't finish any real application.
html, css, js, ts, figma, react, react-query, next.js, zustand, wordpress, whatever..
I thought if i learn JavaScript better than other then i can get any job before and it was just a dream.
Feel like i'm really not good at this developer job and wonder i can be better junior developer or senior developer in the future.
Just hope i can be better person than yesterday.
With earning some money also.
Thanks for reading my nagging.
I really appreciate it.
Hey, I'm really glad to hear that you found my course helpful. Thank you.
I understand how challenging it can be when you're starting out. Learning so many technologies can feel overwhelming, and it's normal to feel a bit lost sometimes. Remember, every expert was once a beginner. The important thing is to keep moving forward, even if it's just one small step at a time. Try focusing on building small projects that interest you. This can help you apply what you've learned and build a portfolio to show potential employers. Progress takes time so don't be too hard on yourself.
Wishing you all the luck.
much love! best seris on the topic
Thank you 🙏
just started today can't wait to learn more! Thank's very much your the best!
you are absolutely amazing so far!
Thank you so much 🙌🙌
Really great PHP series. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
You're welcome & thank you 🙏
wow,I'm really impressed to see such a valuable content on youtube ; and more than that I'm impressed with your teaching style, everything is explained clearly and every possible question is covered ; also it has a good speed and it's not boaring. just like a miracle!
although maybe it wouldn't be best choice for absolute starters it is the most suitable for someone who knows how to program another language and wants to learn php or someone like me that has a good computer knowledge but doesn't know how to code.
hope it continues and wish you best. thanks a lot!
Thank you 💙💙
I really appreciate the work you are doing and am grateful for the provided valuable content.
You're welcome 🙌. Thank you for watching
Thanks so much for putting this quality content for all of us to see and learn from it. I am only starting, but this tutorial is giving my old ass the courage to say 'i can do it'. Haha i do not know why it posted twice, but still worth it :D
You can totally do it, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Thank you for your support 💙
Thank you for this tutorial this has helped me a lot.
Glad to hear that, you're welcome 👍
big thanks for your videos! A lot of information and easy to understand.
Glad you like them!
Great explained!
Thank you 💙
the best of the best!
Your teaching style is awesome. If by any change you're expert at other programming language like JavaScript or Python, would be very appreciated if you publish videos. Anyways, keep it up!
Thank you 💙
thank you for this masterpiece man
You're welcome 🙌
Since i already know more languages i tried doing a for loop for the arrays and I figured it out right off the bat, just have to get used to using $ when declaring a variable or referencing it, and when accessing the value of some array just doing someArray[$i] as in my case.
Yea takes a bit of getting used to, for me when I code in other languages I add $ all the time 😁
How Excellent!!! 🤗
Thank you! 😊
Great explanations and to the point. Thank you.
You are really good at teaching php! you are helping me a lot!
Happy to hear that, thank you 💙
Well done! Very well organized lessons and great examples.
Thank you 💙
@@ProgramWithGio
I thank you! Such lessons are rare.
I really like the way you organize the information and the speed is perfect :)
Have you thought about doing a section with lessons about Laravel from the beginning?
@@tedybg you're too kind. I think there are a lot of great beginner Laravel courses out there including Laracasts. I'm planning on doing more advanced lessons
Fantástico. un tutorial 😀realmente grandioso.
Thank you
Thanks!
Thank you for support 💙
Thank you Gio!
You're welcome
jesus i came from c/c++ background and i found php very weird and unusual
like the concept of variable variables and the name of a constant is variable
that's a mess but LOL i'm enjoy it thank you for your effort explaining all this concepts for us
Glad you liked it, thank you 🙌
Thanks Gio!
Thank you for your support
this shouldn't be free, nice job
Thank you 🙌
really amazing appreciated
Thank you 💙
great content, even as an advanced dev. :)
Thank you 🙌
g r e a t tutorial series! thanks a lot
Thank you
really deep sir
👍👍
Awesome videos.
Thank you 🙌
Thank you!
You're welcome 💙
@2:36 how did you select all the lines before the ; and write the code ??
you are very fast man, amazing
That's multi cursor editing, press alt + click
Thank you dear
You're welcome 👍
You are teaching as if we already know everything
Not really, I explain everything in detail. I do expect you to know or remember some things from previous lessons sure, that's why it's a series and not a single video course.
thank you
You're welcome
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.
hm, I don't remember that unless you would cast to int or it was doing some type coercion it would still return 14.5 even in older versions. If you had a function that had type declaration of `int` and you passed the computed value as an argument then yes it would be coerced to int & would return 14
@@ProgramWithGio Tbh, it might be C++ that did that.
Amazing!! what about Laravel ? learning series. ?
You can subscribe for updates here for Laravel course: learnlaraveltherightway.com
Your channel is a hidden gem. Subscribe 🎉
Thank you 💙
thank u sir
You're welcome, 💙
Your content is amazing! I might suggest you do not repeat so many times that you are going to talk about this or that content in a separate video because it spoils the flow. Thanks for such a nice work!
Thank you 💙
hello，sir, i wonder wut shortcut key you used for coding 4 lines at same time?
Hello, it's alt + mouse click
good
Thanks 🙌
Can I use instead of ?
Is there any difference?
is fine, I'm used to due to xhtml habits but is perfectly fine
What GIO stands for? I googled it, but I what to make sure :D
It's short for my name which is Giorgi. Everyone calls me Gio :)
@@ProgramWithGio Nice to meet you Giorgi! Btw, I red your description on youtube and you coding since 2000 and that explains why your tutorial so clear and you really make points on important things. So far I really feel like I found GOLD on youtube :D
@@rimantasdanilevicius6754 Thank you so much. This means a lot to me, thanks again for the kind words. I look forward to creating more content.
@@ProgramWithGio No rush, take your time. It should be fun for you not like a job. I just letting you know that there are some junior developer which waiting some good mentors online like you :) Who knows, maybe after your teaching, mindset and skill set will be like mid developers :)
@@rimantasdanilevicius6754 It is definitely fun. As long as you are consistent & eager to learn, you'll do great. I'm here to help along the way if you have questions, so don't hesitate to ask 👍
Whats the difference between compile time and runtime in terms of PHP ??
PHP file gets parsed & builds machine code (operational code), its not something you can read like a regular code. This is the compilation part, thats where the syntax errors & such come from. Then there is runtime when the code gets executed
@@ProgramWithGio Thanks bro :)
This course is paid ? You can upload private video for this reason ?
No it's not paid, not sure what you mean by private video? Some videos are scheduled to be released in couple of days so maybe that's what you saw
9 minutes in I made up my mind. PHP is a cursed language, just like JS.
It's not for everyone 👍. Some like it some hate it.
can i get all course practice code files?
Everything is in the descriptions of the videos. Some videos don't have any material, most do towards later episodes
can we say "php is not type-safe language"?
Its becoming more type-safe as time goes on, especially when you enable strict types & typehint everything
@@ProgramWithGio Thank you very much for your help gio
Weird type system in PHP. Strict mode all the way.
Heh, yea I prefer strict types as well
Videos quality is too low can't see code clearly
It's in 1080p and later videos in 4k so I think quality is great. Maybe it's showing low quality on your end due to connection? Try clicking the gear ⚙️ icon and adjust the quality
I don't know why my code greeting is not being showed in the browser. I type:
$saudacoes = 'Ola Victor';
echo $saudacoes .'';
It's correct, right?
But it didn't appear.
It could be due to many reasons, what is your document root set to, where is your PHP file and so on. If you share screenshots of your setup I can help troubleshoot it. You can DM me on Twitter
thank you
You're welcome 👍
good
Thanks