This is the third video tutorial in our 8 part series on PHP CRUD(create, read, update, delete), which is a fundamental concept you need when working with databases! From our PHP section in our Killersites University!
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This is the second video tutorial in a 3 part series, where Stef continues to teach you about PHP sessions. From our PHP Misc. section of the Killersites University!
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This is part 1of a 3 part video tutorial series, where Stef teaches you about PHP sessions, one of the most important things in the PHP language! From our PHP Misc. section of the Killersites University!
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We continue to take a look at creating your own custom PHP function, in part 2 of a 3 part video tutorial series from our PHP Misc. section of the Killersites University!
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Here, Stef shows you how to create your own custom PHP function, in part 1 of a 3 part video tutorial series from our PHP Misc. section of the Killersites University!
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This is part 3 of a series of video tutorials on PHP functions, from our Misc. PHP section of the Killersites University!
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This is part 2 of a 3 part series of video tutorials on PHP functions, from our Misc. PHP section of the Killersites University!
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In this video tutorial we look at how to clean up your project, consolidate and refine persistence, from our series Advanced PHP
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In this video tutorial from our Advanced PHP series, we look at how to write a very simple MVC (Model,View,Controller) framework from scratch using PHP 5.3, soon to be PHP 6
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We continue our look with part 4 of our video tutorial series on Form Validation.
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We continue our look with part 2 of our video tutorial series on Form Validation.
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In this series of video tutorials, we look at Javascript and PHP based form validation by discussing what form validation is, why you should use it and then build an example using PHP and JQuery.
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Hi,
I wanted to announce that we released a two part video screencast tutorial in our video tutorial subscription service on using PHP, jQuery and AJAX to load XML data.
… We built this script for our own sites, so that we could grab RSS feeds from our forums and display them on various home pages.
Learn not just one cool programming technique, but two, three or more!
This is a cool video tutorial, because it shows you not only how to use jQuery, but you also get to see how to combine jQuery with PHP to do something pretty useful.
For example, with what you learn in this video tutorial, you could create a news aggregator page that grabs RSS feeds from your favorite news sites … no need to surf around.
The source files are included with the video subscription service. You can find it in the Misc. PHP videos section of the library.
I may post part 1 here within the next few days – still thinking about it.
Stefan Mischook (Nerd supreme around here!)
www.killerphp.com
Hi,
In this HD video (running time: 4:06), I answer a question put to me recently:
Should you always use MySQL as your database when working with PHP?
Yes, this is a beginners question, I know. Nonetheless, it is a legitimate question that I think is worthy of comment. In answering this question though, I briefly talk about the other database options you have with PHP.
The video:
Note: I am using Youtube’s new HD streaming capabilities as an experiment. This is 720p video so you should have a fast connection to watch it, or some patience. If you find the video is stuttering, just press ‘play’, then pause it and then give it a minute or two to download.
Thanks,
Stefan Mischook
Part of PHP’s power is actually found in the variety of open source (free to use) PHP based applications. I’m talking about things like blogs, web frameworks, forums, cms’ etc …
… I was just thinking, that a list of ‘killer’ PHP open source projects would be useful … for a few reasons:
“Grasshopper, it is always a much better idea to use proven code (that means good open source projects) than to start from scratch.”
I’ve been snooping about the PHP world for a while now, and I’ve come across some crappy PHP projects (I will not name names) but I’ve also come across many great PHP projects.
To be totally honest about it, we’ve seen much of the good stuff coming out of the PHP world, in the last few years.
… PHP developers are leap-frogging ahead with regards to their level of skill and the quality of code they produce.
That all said, the following are my favorite ‘killer’ PHP open source projects:
