Man, watching this series after finishing the free 30 day Laravel series and exploring Laravel for about a month is surely a blast. I get to know more about the things under the hood of Laravel.
I am not the beginner, working with Laravel couple of years but there is so much things to learn from you. Really great job and thanks a lot for the awesome tutorial.
Hi Jeff, thanks for a good video. I would say that " Programming is Art". And now you know how to chain methods ;) I would like to see more modern PHP by using strict types and type hinting. Will you start doing this ? Thanks.
Yes, but I consider that a slightly more advanced topic. So it's reserved for the end of the series. Remember, we're starting folks completely from scratch. I don't want to throw too much at them in the first handful of hours.
@@laracastsofficial sorry but i dont agree that strict type and type hint to be "a slightly more advanced topic." because when you learn a language like c, c# or java you have to learn how to associate types to variable or parameters on a function. So i think things like OOP related, so like you did today, to be even more advance topic. Of course, the show is yours, I appreciate the fact that one way or another you will create a video about it. thanks.
hey thanks for your videos ! what about $db->findOrFail("notes", $_GET["id"]) to abstract even more the query to the Database class, or do you have something more classy in head for the future? Thanks !
I also added this - (see code below) ```code if ($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] !== "id={$note['id']}") { abort(); } ``` to prevent someone from adding a string of characters after the original query string.
I'm starting a Drupal project on my company. I know the very basics of PHP. Amy tips guys on how to do this? I'm a front end dev btw and have only coded in JavaScript. Although php I know it just the very basics
There's no other way but to learn how Drupal works. Unfortunately, It's not walk in the park. You better start learning the basics of Drupal now for you to have progress.
@@genechristiansomoza4931 in terms of the backend ui, what Drupal provides is it similar to WordPress? And on the other hand working with themes and modules, is it fine if I start digging into the symfony framework?
Despite the fact that I'm not a beginner PHP developer, I watch your videos since I like the way of how you to explain stuff. Thanks.
Ditto
Same. I'm not a PHP developer, and I like the way he explains stuff.
Man, watching this series after finishing the free 30 day Laravel series and exploring Laravel for about a month is surely a blast. I get to know more about the things under the hood of Laravel.
If you want to learn programming then Jeffrey Way is the way to go
Not just for beginners. As an experienced programmer, this is the cleanist PHP code I have seen. It is slowly becoming Laravel.
This revealed some concepts that you can't get easily just by reading documentation. Thank you for making it free.
I am not the beginner, working with Laravel couple of years but there is so much things to learn from you. Really great job and thanks a lot for the awesome tutorial.
It's rather fun to watch how Jeffrey's brings Laravel API into his from-scratch PHP application =)
Very purposefully. :) I want the transition to Laravel to feel immediately familiar.
It's funny how you are introducing laravel eloquent step by step 😂
Jeffrey,your lessons are really interested and informational!Thank you!
Hi Jeff, thanks for a good video.
I would say that " Programming is Art".
And now you know how to chain methods ;)
I would like to see more modern PHP by using strict types and type hinting.
Will you start doing this ?
Thanks.
Yes, but I consider that a slightly more advanced topic. So it's reserved for the end of the series. Remember, we're starting folks completely from scratch. I don't want to throw too much at them in the first handful of hours.
@@laracastsofficial sorry but i dont agree that strict type and type hint to be "a slightly more advanced topic." because when you learn a language like c, c# or java you have to learn how to associate types to variable or parameters on a function. So i think things like OOP related, so like you did today, to be even more advance topic.
Of course, the show is yours, I appreciate the fact that one way or another you will create a video about it.
thanks.
To be honest. You content is more than any paid content
this is why you shall visit laracast and purchase subscription to access other lessons :P
@@melancholiamusic4498 yes I will do it definitely
any tips to prepare for a technical exam for senior laravel developer. thanks Jeff.🙂
Круто, дружищще! Очень доходчиво и познавательно. Спасибо большое!
"Programming is Rewriting" belongs on a T-Shirt.
hey thanks for your videos ! what about $db->findOrFail("notes", $_GET["id"]) to abstract even more the query to the Database class, or do you have something more classy in head for the future? Thanks !
Just wait for QueryBuilder lessons ;-)
I also added this - (see code below)
```code
if ($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] !== "id={$note['id']}") {
abort();
}
```
to prevent someone from adding a string of characters after the original query string.
I'm starting a Drupal project on my company. I know the very basics of PHP. Amy tips guys on how to do this? I'm a front end dev btw and have only coded in JavaScript. Although php I know it just the very basics
There's no other way but to learn how Drupal works. Unfortunately, It's not walk in the park. You better start learning the basics of Drupal now for you to have progress.
Choose WordPress if it's possible.
@@genechristiansomoza4931 in terms of the backend ui, what Drupal provides is it similar to WordPress? And on the other hand working with themes and modules, is it fine if I start digging into the symfony framework?
Do you like football?