I think you're going in the right direction with these tutorials. These topic's are most wanted, other TH-cam tutorials teaching just Basics which are good but not enough. Thank you
is the laravel framework something u use (& recommend)? i saw it placed quite high on the stackoverflow survey this year & last. txs again (& again & again 😊) for these great vids!
Welcome back sir! Love your content as always. Can you please make a whole project and go with each step explaining from DB design to front & backend and finally publishing? Thanks
Im looking for a checklist kind of security checks when deploying into a production environment. Like this .env. I made a rookie mistake of putting it into a root public_html. So I had to look for ways to prevent access of the file using htaccess. I wish there’s a video like that. I don’t know other security checks yet to make my app secure.
You would typically have a "public" folder where the web content is served from - this is the folder that the web server is configured with as its root folder. You would store the .env file above that. You would use a library like dotenv to read them.
Hi. I am struggling to understand how search box autocomplete works on an website .Do i have to create a huge library with words in a folder somwehere in php ?
It's typically a database search as opposed to a folder with files in it - the browser sends a request to the web server and this matches the search term to values in a database column and returns a response
Yes it can - if you have a "traditional" host, then you just make a .env file on your production server, with the production values. If you're using something like Heroku, then you can define environment variables in the admin panel.
@@dave-hollingworth Thanks Dave. You've been such great help and friend for a long time. Because I couldn't figure out how to securely and robustly use the .env approach, I resorted to using includes from outside the root. There, it's not easy to access. But, some day, I am hoping that you will redo the .env approach with Production environment in focus. The previous video was in the Development environment. Looking forward, Dave.
The web server has a "root" folder where all its content is served from. A folder outside this root means one that isn't in this folder or one of its subfolders.
If there's another topic you'd like to see me cover, please let me know!
I think you're going in the right direction with these tutorials. These topic's are most wanted, other TH-cam tutorials teaching just Basics which are good but not enough. Thank you
is the laravel framework something u use (& recommend)? i saw it placed quite high on the stackoverflow survey this year & last. txs again (& again & again 😊) for these great vids!
@@efbTH-cam Laravel is Great but for larger projects maybe. I always like to create something my own and enjoy it ☺️
@@ademineshat Agreed - @efbolton3429 I will be doing some Laravel videos at some point, yes!
Yeah!
Again, please, could you try to deal with web apps' and sites' scalability? Things for or against scalability, and the hows. Please.
Hi @dave-hollingworth please dont stop uploading new videos. Thanks alot.
Welcome back sir! Love your content as always. Can you please make a whole project and go with each step explaining from DB design to front & backend and finally publishing? Thanks
Can you imagine that this is the exact video i wanted!
You are just adding more value to me.
Short and quick tutorial on an important topic!
As always a wonderful video.
I have 2 of your Udemy courses...
They are the best I have experienced from Udemy
I highly recommend your courses
Another really useful video and perfectly explained!
Very good!
thank you!
très intéressant, merci!
Really useful, clear, and to the point. Thanks. 💯
You really explained well...
Thanks!
Im looking for a checklist kind of security checks when deploying into a production environment. Like this .env. I made a rookie mistake of putting it into a root public_html. So I had to look for ways to prevent access of the file using htaccess. I wish there’s a video like that. I don’t know other security checks yet to make my app secure.
good example please .. how can i store .env file outside of root project of php ? and how can i access the values?
You would typically have a "public" folder where the web content is served from - this is the folder that the web server is configured with as its root folder. You would store the .env file above that. You would use a library like dotenv to read them.
@@dave-hollingworth thanks 👍 sir
Thanks for sharing all those very useful information , but sir can you create a video on php source code Encrypting please
Hi. I am struggling to understand how search box autocomplete works on an website .Do i have to create a huge library with words in a folder somwehere in php ?
It's typically a database search as opposed to a folder with files in it - the browser sends a request to the web server and this matches the search term to values in a database column and returns a response
@@dave-hollingworth Talking about a topic ,how about if you can do a topic we descuse earlier?
Do u have a symfony tutorial or course?
Hello dear author plz show hot to create ajax product filter with url in route for sending product to smb thx
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But, Dave, you also know that the PHP.env cannot be used in Production, or can it? If so, how please?
Yes it can - if you have a "traditional" host, then you just make a .env file on your production server, with the production values. If you're using something like Heroku, then you can define environment variables in the admin panel.
Wont it be accessible via the url?
@@kelechichiemeka6292
Not securely.
The .env file is typically placed outside of the web root, do it shouldn't be accessible in a browser
@@dave-hollingworth
Thanks Dave. You've been such great help and friend for a long time.
Because I couldn't figure out how to securely and robustly use the .env approach, I resorted to using includes from outside the root. There, it's not easy to access.
But, some day, I am hoping that you will redo the .env approach with Production environment in focus. The previous video was in the Development environment.
Looking forward, Dave.
outside of web root means what?
The web server has a "root" folder where all its content is served from. A folder outside this root means one that isn't in this folder or one of its subfolders.