I love how I can always punch in _literally anything_ crash course and find a traversy media. this shit is straight up nectar. can't wait to watch this in a few hours.
Everything was on point except for the "static" part. Static properties or methods are ones we can access without having to instantiate an object of their class. It's not because their value is not going to change. There is "const" for that.
Got a lot out of this Tutorial. Did it after the Object Oriented Programming block in your PHP Front-To-Back series. This one was a great follow up in many places and explained some things further. A great addendum to the course and I can see how far your Teaching Style has grown. I laughed out loud when you "scorched the Earth" and cleared the screen of all the beautiful code around the 20:45 mark! Great lesson. I was able to take great notes, and you gave enough information for me to google more in-depth answers.
One of the best "crash courses" I've seen so far. This could very well be an intro lecture to a full course where you explain why to use certain things and when to. Great stuff!
Excellent video. Didn’t brush off on the most important parts like most people teaching coding do. As someone learning my advice would be to avoid naming the variable the same as the class because it makes it hard for the student to follow $my_class = new Customer is far easier to understand for a beginner than $customer = new Customer. Even though in the real world we would definitely use your example. I think for a true beginner it would add value. “This is what you can name it, but this is what you would name it”. That way they don’t think that the name of the variable is imposed on them.
thanks for the upload Brad... love this series on PHP. Looking forward to part 2 of this. Also, would love it if you would do a PHP accessing a database query (pretty please)
OOP like I needed to learn. Quick and simple. Thanks so much. I have a handy booklet I refer to, but you answered a few questions I just couldn't wrap my head around.
@Robert ketter I am using localhost/pdoexample/ as serve port number as he did. But the site can't be reached it is showing. Can any one help me with this
@@gabszyztyle Yes this video has very low audio compared with the others he made. I have laptop and can barely heard it. The others were loud PHP front to back and Ajax
if you put you lectures maxim 50$, 7 people at 10people will buy your lecture but 200$ is to much, i know, your work is harder but sell a lot of lecture with low money instead few lecture with high price.... i learn few things from youtube ;) thx for this course
How can you inherit properties that were defined as private? You called the parent's constructor on properties that were defined as 'private'. How come?
you could follow it up with his PDO crash course th-cam.com/video/kEW6f7Pilc4/w-d-xo.html and then watch how to build a php framework at laracasts.com/series/php-for-beginners and finally, pick up laravel at th-cam.com/video/EU7PRmCpx-0/w-d-xo.html
apart from the syntax, not much has actually changed. You will get a lot of principles on place by watching this course, even though it is few years old.
Why do you have to type 1 for it to echo John Doe? I am sorry but this was not one of your good tutorials. It is like most of the things I learn in OOP was almost destroyed by this tutorial. You are a good teacher but you missed it in this video.
Malick Cisse The 1 doesn’t affect the actual echoing of ‘John Doe’, it’s just there because the function getCustomer() requires a parameter of $id in the parantheses, as he defined it. (He could have typed any number he wanted). The 1 is then placed in the $id parameter. Then the function passes it to the first public $id variable in the class. If he didn’t type the 1, it would return an error, because the function needs the $id parameter. If he removed the $id parameter, he wouldn’t have to type the 1 anymore.
Thank you very much for the explanation. You simply put it but I understand the reason now. "it’s just there because the function getCustomer() requires a parameter of $id in the parantheses, as he defined it"
@@successfulpeople and if he wanted, he could've written some function using that $id, like: if ($id == $this->id) { echo $this->email; } else { echo 'Mismatch.'; }
I love you brad and respect your vast knowledge but many times your beginners videos are not clear at all. You have a tendency to gloss over many concepts. For example you never explain what the -> symbol does, you use words like instantiate but never explain that. I get it. In your mind this stuff is so second nature that you don’t think every little thing needs to explained but for beginners like myself it does. I just wish you would actually explain everything you type as opposed to just typing it and expecting the user to know what you just typed. I’ve seen this in a lot of your videos and those I’ve purchased on udemy where beginner videos are not really for beginners. Once I’m experienced I can watch this video and understand but I had to go to someone else to understand what the -> and instantiate means
My tip for you if you need to understand words like instantiated or the -> symbol is: DON'T WATCH CRASH COURSES. Get your foundation right, click on 5-10 hours long videos watch them whole and then and only then come to crash courses. You cannot expect to learn foundation concepts in a crash course. It might sound harsh but that's what it is! Go and watch 3 long concept videos at least before looking for crash courses.
you can change localhost to some custom domain name, so that your pc responds to a website like "www.blablaba.com", and your pc would display the same as "localhost". It is common practice, searh for "php change localhost to custom domain name" it depends a bit on the system and server
Open to anyone to answer: is the purpose of private properties, at least in php, to enclose values from being accessed by unwelcome parties since only methods (that can only be declared by anyone with server access) can access them? Does, my question even make sense?😂
Hey guys! I am trying to learn this php oop but I would also appreciate if someone could assist me with my future project. I am going to be uploading some videos on youtube and I am hoping to create a website, where certain lessons are locked and are only unlocked once a previous lesson is completed. Also, users can only view a few free lessons while they have to pay for the rest... Can someone kindly assist me? cheers! I am not really good in doing a database on phpmyadmin
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I love how I can always punch in _literally anything_ crash course and find a traversy media. this shit is straight up nectar. can't wait to watch this in a few hours.
Exactly! And is always so good too. I've been paying for courses that take very long to get to the point and sometimes i just need the basics
@@junioresnc so happy I discovered this channel
Everything was on point except for the "static" part. Static properties or methods are ones we can access without having to instantiate an object of their class. It's not because their value is not going to change. There is "const" for that.
traversy is just the best in what he do.....lets give this man a noble prize.
I always refer people to this video who want to understand the OOP. Short and clean video.
Got a lot out of this Tutorial. Did it after the Object Oriented Programming block in your PHP Front-To-Back series. This one was a great follow up in many places and explained some things further. A great addendum to the course and I can see how far your Teaching Style has grown. I laughed out loud when you "scorched the Earth" and cleared the screen of all the beautiful code around the 20:45 mark! Great lesson. I was able to take great notes, and you gave enough information for me to google more in-depth answers.
FINALLY a detailed and well explained video on classes! Thank you!
Great video, I tried a paid course to learn this without luck and this was much better and to the point!
One of the best "crash courses" I've seen so far. This could very well be an intro lecture to a full course where you explain why to use certain things and when to. Great stuff!
man you explained it all simply in 24 relaxed minutes while my instructors in university spent 3 months to explain and yet sucked.
Because your instructors were taught by teachers who did not understand the essence of OOP ;)
It's awsome . Short and sweet. Ideal for people who want to learn and refresh. Very structured .. gonna save it.
Traversy Media is on top as always! Best tutorials ever posted on TH-cam.
Excellent video. Didn’t brush off on the most important parts like most people teaching coding do. As someone learning my advice would be to avoid naming the variable the same as the class because it makes it hard for the student to follow $my_class = new Customer is far easier to understand for a beginner than $customer = new Customer.
Even though in the real world we would definitely use your example. I think for a true beginner it would add value. “This is what you can name it, but this is what you would name it”. That way they don’t think that the name of the variable is imposed on them.
The only PHP OOP crash course on the internet. Traversy should re-create this video.
Still relavant in 2022. Great!
thanks for the upload Brad... love this series on PHP. Looking forward to part 2 of this. Also, would love it if you would do a PHP accessing a database query (pretty please)
I am using localhost/pdoexample/ as serve port number as he did. But the site can't be reached it is showing. Can any one help me with this
OOP like I needed to learn. Quick and simple. Thanks so much.
I have a handy booklet I refer to, but you answered a few questions I just couldn't wrap my head around.
@Robert ketter I am using localhost/pdoexample/ as serve port number as he did. But the site can't be reached it is showing. Can any one help me with this
Well am actually learning php but this Video is very good to learn and easy teached.
I love your teaching style but you should do a video showing how to integrate phpmyadmin database and php oop, woud be more practical....
oriented != orientated
return false;
it's actually the same - it's just British.
like Aluminum vs. Aluminium.
You did a great job man... Thanks for the tutorial
Your iCloud storage is full bro.
I am using localhost/pdoexample/ as serve port number as he did. But the site can't be reached it is showing. Can any one help me with this
@@sabyasachidas873 check your wamp/xamp configuration
@@aleksanderwalczuk6520 yeah that i resolved in Xampp the port number was different.
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Belated! But thanks Brad. You always have the best coding tutorials. Many thanks Again :D
Thank you for this video! Helps a lot.
Very good video! Perfect!!!!!!!! Thank you for your help!
Awesome video
good one . Thanks
Done with Front to Back, PDO and this one. Is it worth taking his Udemy course on Object Oriented PHP & MVC or directly take some Laravel course?
please if possible make the recording in high volume, thanks
use a headset/headphone
@@gabszyztyle Yes this video has very low audio compared with the others he made. I have laptop and can barely heard it. The others were loud PHP front to back and Ajax
Very epic tutorial.
Enjoyed it a lot - thanks.
Thanks Brad. I think your i cloud storage is almost full btw
Enjoying this, BUT...with your content being monitized, you need to speak up, or increase the volume. The commercials are quite jarring.
great video
Thank you!
definately subscribed and liked. great perosn.
if you put you lectures maxim 50$, 7 people at 10people will buy your lecture
but 200$ is to much, i know, your work is harder but sell a lot of
lecture with low money instead few lecture with high price.... i learn
few things from youtube ;) thx for this course
It's udemy those prices an illusion they all actually sell for 10$ lol
Muchas gracias
Thanks for the crash course! :)
Thanks.
Yoo nice tutorial 🚀
Its been 3years, but did you clean your iCloud storage!?
Are abstract members just php's version of prototypes?
How can you inherit properties that were defined as private? You called the parent's constructor on properties that were defined as 'private'. How come?
Is there any second part of this?
you could follow it up with his PDO crash course th-cam.com/video/kEW6f7Pilc4/w-d-xo.html and then watch how to build a php framework at laracasts.com/series/php-for-beginners and finally, pick up laravel at th-cam.com/video/EU7PRmCpx-0/w-d-xo.html
Can you please do front to back on php object oriented. Please I need it like mad
Is there a newer version somewhere or is this still 'current'?
apart from the syntax, not much has actually changed. You will get a lot of principles on place by watching this course, even though it is few years old.
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At line 13, what would happen if you put $name instead of $id? Most of the tutorials use $id instead of $name or $email etc...
Why do you have to type 1 for it to echo John Doe? I am sorry but this was not one of your good tutorials. It is like most of the things I learn in OOP was almost destroyed by this tutorial. You are a good teacher but you missed it in this video.
Malick Cisse The 1 doesn’t affect the actual echoing of ‘John Doe’, it’s just there because the function getCustomer() requires a parameter of $id in the parantheses, as he defined it. (He could have typed any number he wanted). The 1 is then placed in the $id parameter. Then the function passes it to the first public $id variable in the class. If he didn’t type the 1, it would return an error, because the function needs the $id parameter. If he removed the $id parameter, he wouldn’t have to type the 1 anymore.
Thank you very much for the explanation. You simply put it but I understand the reason now. "it’s just there because the function getCustomer() requires a parameter of $id in the parantheses, as he defined it"
@@successfulpeople and if he wanted, he could've written some function using that $id, like:
if ($id == $this->id) {
echo $this->email;
} else {
echo 'Mismatch.';
}
i loved the html and css and i know c# but this was not good for me to watch :P
How many adverts??? It's like watching ITV
I am using localhost/pdoexample/ as serve port number as he did. But the site can't be reached it is showing. Can any one help me with this
I love you brad and respect your vast knowledge but many times your beginners videos are not clear at all. You have a tendency to gloss over many concepts. For example you never explain what the -> symbol does, you use words like instantiate but never explain that. I get it. In your mind this stuff is so second nature that you don’t think every little thing needs to explained but for beginners like myself it does. I just wish you would actually explain everything you type as opposed to just typing it and expecting the user to know what you just typed. I’ve seen this in a lot of your videos and those I’ve purchased on udemy where beginner videos are not really for beginners. Once I’m experienced I can watch this video and understand but I had to go to someone else to understand what the -> and instantiate means
My tip for you if you need to understand words like instantiated or the -> symbol is:
DON'T WATCH CRASH COURSES. Get your foundation right, click on 5-10 hours long videos watch them whole and then and only then come to crash courses. You cannot expect to learn foundation concepts in a crash course.
It might sound harsh but that's what it is! Go and watch 3 long concept videos at least before looking for crash courses.
How does he go to the local.dev URL? Usually I have to go to the localhost/directoryname
he changed the URL directory
you can change localhost to some custom domain name, so that your pc responds to a website like "www.blablaba.com", and your pc would display the same as "localhost". It is common practice, searh for "php change localhost to custom domain name" it depends a bit on the system and server
PHP just got more confusing
Orientated
Open to anyone to answer: is the purpose of private properties, at least in php, to enclose values from being accessed by unwelcome parties since only methods (that can only be declared by anyone with server access) can access them? Does, my question even make sense?😂
voice is very low. please improve your sound system plz
Would be more watchable without damn keyboard sounds
TEXT IN THE VIDEO TOO SMALL.
try playing the video at higher resolution
You are misleading...You aren't using the programming patterns appropriately.
Good presentation of the material but you need to learn proper grammar! The word is Object-Oriented, not Object-Orientated!!! lol ;)
Hey guys! I am trying to learn this php oop but I would also appreciate if someone could assist me with my future project. I am going to be uploading some videos on youtube and I am hoping to create a website, where certain lessons are locked and are only unlocked once a previous lesson is completed. Also, users can only view a few free lessons while they have to pay for the rest... Can someone kindly assist me? cheers! I am not really good in doing a database on phpmyadmin
stick to piano
I hate oop so much. Just make harder for new programmers to understand and creat a stuff.
Object oriented, not orientated. :D
You have to improve your voice in the video. so, we can easily understand what you speak.
Is it just me, or does PHP kind of suck?
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