PHP 7+ Programming: Object-Oriented

I can say that this is the best PHP lecture. I work on a legacy project of PHP 5.* version in my field. However, since PHP is not my main development language, I used to code only to the extent that there would be no errors with my shallow knowledge, but at some point, problems with legacy projects began to appear. For example, spaghetti coding is a given, and there are duplicate functions that handle the same processing, incorrect Truthy/Falsy determination, and even more, PHP environment settings are set to skip cases such as shallow errors (Warnings), etc. The moment I felt the seriousness of the situation, I wondered if PHP was originally coded like this, and at that moment, I thought about how I could code in PHP that would be easy to maintain, and that's when I found this precious PHP lecture on Inflearn. Thanks to this lecture, I had the opportunity to properly learn about PHP 7.* (modern) grammar and the directory structure of PHP frameworks. Thank you. If there is a lecture on the Laravel framework in the future, I will sign up for it right away! Oh, one thing I regret while taking the OOP part is that since I only practiced in a local environment, I became curious about how deployment is done in an actual operating environment (Linux/Unix, etc.). If the instructor has time, I would like you to cover operating environment deployment in the next lecture.

I started rebooting and took the lecture now, and it was a lecture worth referring to when converting functional to object. I didn't understand everything after listening to it once, but it's a good lecture the more times I watch it. After this, if it's okay, it would be good to cover Laravel, and I hope there will be a lecture that teaches small know-how about servers while creating a real server without going too far from the topic, and creates a bulletin board. 👍

It's still early days, but I'm listening hard. I needed a PHP object-oriented lecture, so thank you. The lecture structure is good, and the instructor explains everything one by one, but I feel like it's not a lecture style that feeds you easy understanding. When explaining a concept, rather than showing you the code right away, it would be better if you first briefly explain the definition of the term or concept, or when to use it. It may be because my skills are lacking, but when learning a concept that I'm seeing for the first time, it was hard to understand just through the lecture, so I had to look up documents and study first to follow along. That way, I could understand what the instructor said. I think it would be easier for those who already know the concepts to understand. Thank you for the great lecture! After listening to it, I plan to read the instructor's Laravel book ^^

If you are using a legacy system below PHP 5 or want to learn object-oriented concepts of PHP, I recommend it. I was able to understand a lot in the part where I created a mini-framework using the MVC pattern in the latter half of the lecture, and used it to create a bulletin board. In the basic lecture, I created a bulletin board using a function, and by comparing the basic lecture and the object-oriented lecture, I was able to see how it was improved. ^^ I will also take the next Laravel lecture when it comes out.

If you are thinking of working with Laravel or CI in the future, you must listen to this. Otherwise, you will probably end up writing code without knowing how the framework works. The more I study CI4, the more I realize how much knowledge this person has... I think you need to invest a lot of time compared to the lecture time to understand it overall. I did. However, I think this investment of time becomes your strength. If you keep looking up the documentation repeatedly for things you don't understand and study, You will feel how much thought went into this lecture and how much effort was put into conveying knowledge simply and neatly.

It seems like a really good php lecture. Of course, I personally think that what students get out of it will vary depending on their skills. Since it explains theories one by one, there will be differences in absorption, but it goes beyond basic php and allows you to think more broadly. After listening to it up to the middle, I really like it, and I'm really looking forward to watching it because I still have to change the bulletin board in Part 1 using OOP. If you have a certain level of knowledge of the basics and need to study php more, I recommend that you definitely listen to it!

The instructor's feedback is the best! I asked a question and he gave me feedback almost in real time and he took the time to solve it, thank you.

26 - The routing part was great!