Thank you so much for the amazing PHP courses you share online! Your tutorials have been a game-changer for me, and I can't express how much I’ve learned from your clear and practical explanations. Your passion for teaching and your ability to simplify complex concepts have inspired me to keep growing as a developer. I'm so grateful for all the effort and dedication you put into helping people like me learn and improve. Keep up the fantastic work-you’re making a real difference in the lives of so many aspiring developers!
Wow I like refactorings though it can be tricky. Now I think I have to go back to the PDO lessons so I can really remember how we build that up and see the differences with eloquent better. but first, I'll move on. Getting close to the current finish line. Thanks again and again Gio.
In the end it was easy to change to Laravel from what was already there. The entities have become obsolete too, so they could have been removed. Now we are left with the question what framework is better to use. I liked the migration functionality of Doctrine, but perhaps Laravel had something like that too? Both seem to add functionality, ease of use and flexibility. Perhaps is just a question of preference, or earlier choices by existing projects. What worries me sometimes is how much code we add to use packages and if that makes projects unnecessarily heavy. I see in the WordPress space that each (premium) plugin tends to solve overlapping problems with all kind of packages and in total that adds up. A lot of code to load and manage for php and it copes, but when I run the same code on my local machine (laptop) the response time may be so dramatic that i wonder how servers even cope with it. Well, thanks again for demonstrating the basics of them and getting us started. Again a great lesson and nice to see how it all comes together.
Yup if you use Laravel entities are not needed. I left it there for comparison. As far as which to choose is down to preference mostly, you like Data Mapper pattern and less magic? Go for doctrine. Do you like active record with flexibility, less boilerplate but more magic? Go for eloquent. Laravel has its own migrations yes, but is pretty much the same. I personally use Laravel for most of my projects, but I started using Symfony with Doctrine & Slim recently as well. I like to switch between them.
Thank you so much for the amazing PHP courses you share online! Your tutorials have been a game-changer for me, and I can't express how much I’ve learned from your clear and practical explanations.
Your passion for teaching and your ability to simplify complex concepts have inspired me to keep growing as a developer. I'm so grateful for all the effort and dedication you put into helping people like me learn and improve.
Keep up the fantastic work-you’re making a real difference in the lives of so many aspiring developers!
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You're a gem 💎 you clarify the complications so much easily ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Keep Going
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Wow I like refactorings though it can be tricky. Now I think I have to go back to the PDO lessons so I can really remember how we build that up and see the differences with eloquent better. but first, I'll move on. Getting close to the current finish line. Thanks again and again Gio.
Yeah, it can certainly be tricky sometimes, but refactoring is one of the best ways to improve & practice.
Thank you sir, about watching your videos.
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In the end it was easy to change to Laravel from what was already there. The entities have become obsolete too, so they could have been removed.
Now we are left with the question what framework is better to use. I liked the migration functionality of Doctrine, but perhaps Laravel had something like that too?
Both seem to add functionality, ease of use and flexibility. Perhaps is just a question of preference, or earlier choices by existing projects.
What worries me sometimes is how much code we add to use packages and if that makes projects unnecessarily heavy.
I see in the WordPress space that each (premium) plugin tends to solve overlapping problems with all kind of packages and in total that adds up. A lot of code to load and manage for php and it copes, but when I run the same code on my local machine (laptop) the response time may be so dramatic that i wonder how servers even cope with it.
Well, thanks again for demonstrating the basics of them and getting us started. Again a great lesson and nice to see how it all comes together.
Yup if you use Laravel entities are not needed. I left it there for comparison. As far as which to choose is down to preference mostly, you like Data Mapper pattern and less magic? Go for doctrine. Do you like active record with flexibility, less boilerplate but more magic? Go for eloquent.
Laravel has its own migrations yes, but is pretty much the same. I personally use Laravel for most of my projects, but I started using Symfony with Doctrine & Slim recently as well. I like to switch between them.
Please when are we going to see a Laravel tutorial full course
Can't give you an accurate date because I have many planned videos before that. I'll make sure to announce it when/if I start working on it
@@ProgramWithGio ok thanks I'll be waiting. Your pho course videos are amazing and self explanatory by the way ❤️❤️❤️
@@yongdev thank you, glad to hear that 💙
Thanks it is a very powerful
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master great gio ❤ patreon link not open ?
Hey, it should be open & working. It's in the description
@@ProgramWithGio Thank you, great teacher, for all you do for us
my ugly isp blocked it i use vpn now its opend
I feel sorry for all the quitters who didn't make it this far because it keeps getting better and better.
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