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[HakimEl]

Learn php Is done in six stages
The first stage: learn the basics of html
The second stage is a practical application of what I have learned
The third stage: learning the basics of PHP variables, functions, matrices, loops
Fourth : application
Fifth: Access to the world of databases to deal with add deletion and amendment and display to the end
Sixth and last application
Thanks

 

[Babarbaig668]

Learn php Is done in six stages
The first stage: learn the basics of html
The second stage is a practical application of what I have learned
The third stage: learning the basics of PHP variables, functions, matrices, loops
Fourth : application
Fifth: Access to the world of databases to deal with add deletion and amendment and display to the end
Sixth and last application
Thanks

If you know the basics of any programming language such as conditions, loops, arithmetic operators, functions, veriable etc so it is quite easy to learn any programming language because you just need to memorize the new keywords of that language, one more thing that you must clear four pillars of oop, polymorphism, inheritance, encapsulation and abstraction.

 

[ashim kate]

PHP is a very good web development programming language and it is mostly used in the back-end of web. I will advise that you should first of all go to YouTube where you will learn about the basics and how to get started to prepare yourself. Udemy courses is the next place to go as I see that they are the places that have the best value for money.

 

[Sokhov]

There are a few things you'll need to do to learn PHP the right way. First, you'll need to start by understanding the basics of programming, including variables, loops, and functions. Once you have a good grasp of the basics, you can move on to learning about the specific features of PHP, like working with databases and manipulating strings.

 

[Sokhov]

PHP is a very good web development programming language and it is mostly used in the back-end of web. I will advise that you should first of all go to YouTube where you will learn about the basics and how to get started to prepare yourself. Udemy courses is the next place to go as I see that they are the places that have the best value for money.

I totally agree that YouTube and Udemy are great resources for learning PHP! YouTube is a great place to start because there are tons of free videos covering the basics of PHP. Once you have a good foundation, Udemy is a great place to find more in-depth courses on specific PHP topics.

 

[SlotsGator]

If you already have basic knowledge of programming logic, learning PHP is easy, and you can do it with video tutorials. I learned PHP in that way some years ago, and it's enough to play with WordPress sites, for sure not to build my own CMS or other complicated things. The hardest part in programming isn't about the language, but the logic, like function, conditional, iteration, etc. So a book about programming logic is recommended to accompany such video tutorials. Anyway, you don't need to learn HTML, as it's only a markup language. Well, probably you only need to know how to call PHP inside HTML, and that's it.

Anyway, if you want to build a working app, you need to know that PHP is a backend language, so you need to connect what is in the front end, e.g., forms, and how to communicate with storage, such as SQL database.

 

[BaleegNajar]

That sounds like a well-structured approach to learning PHP! Mastering HTML basics, practical applications, understanding PHP fundamentals, hands-on applications, delving into databases, and final applications make for a comprehensive journey. Wishing you success in mastering PHP through these six stages!

 

[Dean1]

Discover the many PHP frameworks available, such as CodeIgniter, Symfony, and Laravel. When developing web applications, frameworks offer efficiency and structure. Examine the documentation and tutorials of the option that best suits the needs of your project.

 

[Wisdom01]

If you know the basics of any programming language such as conditions, loops, arithmetic operators, functions, veriable etc so it is quite easy to learn any programming language because you just need to memorize the new keywords of that language, one more thing that you must clear four pillars of oop, polymorphism, inheritance, encapsulation and abstraction.

i feel having a good understanding of the fundamentals of programming, including the four principles of Object-Oriented Programming, makes it easier to learn and adapt to new programming languages. It also helps to conceptualize and implement programming solutions effectively.