Thank you very much Gio. you seem to stopped posting but i want to say your video are world class. I hope you find the time to post again in anything you are interested in teaching , i will watch it .
I have downloaded these lessons but I'm still running all the videos in the background to support you with UA-cam algorithm. Also liking all the videos. I really want to support you on Pateron but I can't at the moment. Hopefully in near future. Thank you for creating this course. It's a gem. Hopefully you will keep working on courses like this.
❤️ a request.. could u create an organised series? Where you'd teach PHP from scratch, to the most advanced topics, with each episode being 15-18 minutes long.. plz?
What's wrong with this series? 🙂. I think this is a pretty organized series spread across 3 sections. Don't think I would make another one since this is the way I would want to learn PHP, it's why I'm teaching it this way. There are a lot of videos because there are a lot of topics to cover & some naturally are longer & some shorter. 👍
It was really nice lesson, waiting for Carbon library tutorial too sir, and wanted to see features such as: let's say in a social network, when people are from different continents, but their equivalent online time is shown on own current time format(form), how to do such things ?
Thanks for this great course. Can I ask about DatePeriod class, how can this class having different constructors methods ? If you covered this topic please just refer me to the topic. Thanks again
I think it's good to avoid the DateTime class and pretty much always prefer to use DateTimeImmutable instead. Probably the main reason people use DateTime is just because it has a shorter and simpler name than DateTimeImmutable. Or use a PHP library that provides immutable objects, like cake/chronos or brick/date-time. Or Carbon as mentioned in the video but then use the CarbonImmutable class not the Carbon class.
Hey, no I didn't forget, I just don't have the free time to make the video on it. Still working on the PHP series. Will get to it after we finish the series
The lesson information is good, but slow down. I have watched all your lessons to this point and would really like to recommend them to my college development classes but you move way too fast for most people learning something new. Take a breath and slow down a little bit.
Thank you. I apologize for that, I tried improving on that in 3rd section and will continue to improve. Sometimes it's hard since it's the way I talk 🙂. Thanks for the feedback. As a solution to existing videos, you can slow down the playback on UA-cam.
@@ProgramWithGio No need to apologize, the material is good, it was just a suggestion to slow down a little. I have been teaching for most of my like, I moved into development technology teaching about 15 years ago and have really enjoyed the change. I have found that the students are much more engaged with these types subjects because they want to be there unlike core subjects, which are required for most degrees. When I made the transition to teaching programming technologies I had to develop a much different approach to the subjects. I too had to learn to slow down my instructional methods. For many of my students, as I am sure is true for your participants, these are brand new topics and take a little while to sink in. I do plan to continue the series and will recommend sections to some of my students that may need additional help.
I have been in the field of programming for almost 7 years, I have never seen such a comprehensive guide to times in any programming language
Glad to hear you like it, thank you 🙌
Thanks for this beautiful episode! Yes, please, we'd appreciate an episode about Carbon very much!
You're welcome & thank you 👍
Thank you very much Gio.
you seem to stopped posting
but i want to say your video are world class.
I hope you find the time to post again in anything you are interested in teaching , i will watch it .
Thank you. I'm starting a new series about Laravel tomorrow
Amazing lesson Gio. For someone who only knew basic procedural Php, I'm advancing. Thank you Gio.
Thats awesome to hear, keep up the great work
This is so boring, but very important. I love this video series, thank you so much for providing it for free.
You're welcome Dawid 🙌
This episode has covered everything I needed to know about datetime in php. I rate you with five stars. Nice work.
Glad to hear that, thank you 🙏
Greatest content available in youtube related to PHP. Thank you !
Thank you 💙
I have downloaded these lessons but I'm still running all the videos in the background to support you with UA-cam algorithm. Also liking all the videos. I really want to support you on Pateron but I can't at the moment. Hopefully in near future. Thank you for creating this course. It's a gem. Hopefully you will keep working on courses like this.
Thank you, that means a lot 💙💙
Thanks for the video. A Carbon video would be really nice.
Thank you!!!! Best course I've ever seen!
Thank you 🙌
The advice with the CLONE function is awesome!!! I had so often problems with that 👍🏻 Your videos are great! I love them.
Glad to hear it, thank you 💙
Exceptional as always. Thanks again Gio!
You're welcome, thank you
This lesson is just amazing, you are awesome!
Thank you
Thanks for your videos. Awesome job! And, yeah, it''d be nice to have a video on Carbon.
You're welcome & thank you Alex
DateTime object can be very useful sometimes. Thanks!
Absolutely
thanks the little personnal advice in all your videos. it helps to get a better insight. carbon in this case. peace
This is a powerfull video, I would like to see carbon.👍
Thank you 💙
Yes sir, Carbon tutorials would be helpful ☺
Noted
Definitely worth watching your videos!
Thank you 🙌
yes! we would like to see the Carbon date library
👍👍
thank you for lesson!
You're welcome
Another great content, thank you very much for your work.
Thank you 🙌
Thanks again for nice videos . I'll appreciate that if you make a video for carbon library . Thanks a lot .
🙌🙌
Great video,
Please be sure to do Carbon. Looking forward to it. No experience with it at all
It's really easy & great library. Will find time to make a video about it 👍
❤️ a request.. could u create an organised series? Where you'd teach PHP from scratch, to the most advanced topics, with each episode being 15-18 minutes long.. plz?
What's wrong with this series? 🙂. I think this is a pretty organized series spread across 3 sections. Don't think I would make another one since this is the way I would want to learn PHP, it's why I'm teaching it this way. There are a lot of videos because there are a lot of topics to cover & some naturally are longer & some shorter. 👍
Maybe checkout the playlist that this video is a part of - that is exactly what the playlist is :)
After watching this date time lesson I feel like I can manipulate time like Dr Strange!
heh, yup. Now you can travel in time
Please do Carbon video!
Yup, added to the list 👍
Thank you.
You're welcome 💙
Thank you. Carbon: Yes please. :-)
thanks a lot
You're welcome
It was really nice lesson, waiting for Carbon library tutorial too sir, and wanted to see features such as: let's say in a social network, when people are from different continents, but their equivalent online time is shown on own current time format(form), how to do such things ?
Thank you. You just need to format the date on front-end according to user's timezone
Awesome!! BTW how long have you been in programming GIO?
I've been coding for over 15 years
@@ProgramWithGio The Greatest for a reason
Thanks for this great course.
Can I ask about DatePeriod class, how can this class having different constructors methods ?
If you covered this topic please just refer me to the topic.
Thanks again
That's just done on language level, PHP itself does not support multiple constructors with different method signatures.
@@ProgramWithGio Thanks a lot
Would be interested in a video on Carbon.
👍
I think it's good to avoid the DateTime class and pretty much always prefer to use DateTimeImmutable instead. Probably the main reason people use DateTime is just because it has a shorter and simpler name than DateTimeImmutable.
Or use a PHP library that provides immutable objects, like cake/chronos or brick/date-time. Or Carbon as mentioned in the video but then use the CarbonImmutable class not the Carbon class.
In general, I agree. Honestly, I think DateTime should just be immutable by default.
@@ProgramWithGio Derick Rethans has talked about possibly deprecating Datetime and then maybe eventually doing just that.
Sure the carbon video would be awesome, maybe compare it to chronos
Haven't used Chronos, so not sure about that but will take a look. Thanks 👍
Or to brick/date-time. That's the one I really want a chance to play with properly.
will there be laravel videos on this channel
Yes after PHP series is complete
Carbon 👍
Hey, Gio,
Did you forget about the Carbon Library?
Please recall your promise.
We need your help with the Library.
Hey, no I didn't forget, I just don't have the free time to make the video on it. Still working on the PHP series. Will get to it after we finish the series
@@ProgramWithGio
Oh! Okay, take your time.
Cheers, Gio.
New in PHP 8.2.0 - DatePeriod::INCLUDE_END_DATE constant and include_end_date property have been added.
Thanks, I'll probably make a video about changes in 8.2 closer to the 8.2 release
@@ProgramWithGio Thank you for this series. I learned a lot of new things. ;-)
I preferred to set the time to "23:59:59" instead of using a +1 day workaround before this constant would have appeared.
Please, Gio, remember the 'Carbon' promise.
We're waiting
Yup, that will be a stand alone video after I'm done with PHP series
You say Amsterdam like a Dutch person would. I can know, I am from The Netherlands.
I've been in Amsterdam one time due to my flight being cancelled, hope to visit it again for longer stay :)
Carbon is powerful
Yup
The lesson information is good, but slow down. I have watched all your lessons to this point and would really like to recommend them to my college development classes but you move way too fast for most people learning something new. Take a breath and slow down a little bit.
Thank you. I apologize for that, I tried improving on that in 3rd section and will continue to improve. Sometimes it's hard since it's the way I talk 🙂. Thanks for the feedback. As a solution to existing videos, you can slow down the playback on UA-cam.
@@ProgramWithGio No need to apologize, the material is good, it was just a suggestion to slow down a little. I have been teaching for most of my like, I moved into development technology teaching about 15 years ago and have really enjoyed the change. I have found that the students are much more engaged with these types subjects because they want to be there unlike core subjects, which are required for most degrees. When I made the transition to teaching programming technologies I had to develop a much different approach to the subjects. I too had to learn to slow down my instructional methods. For many of my students, as I am sure is true for your participants, these are brand new topics and take a little while to sink in. I do plan to continue the series and will recommend sections to some of my students that may need additional help.
@@michaelking4740 thank you 🙌
But for those who are a bit experienced and want to learn more about, the pace is perfect. Keep up the good work man.
Great work Gio. Please how can i connect with you on LinkedIn
Thank you. Best way to connect probably is via Twitter
great video
Thank you 🙌