PHP for Beginners – Become a PHP Master – CMS Project
Instructor:
Edwin Diaz | 900,000+ Students, Coding Faculty SolutionsCategory:

Are you new to PHP or in need of a refresher? This course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Procedural PHP, Object-Oriented PHP, and MySQLi, culminating in building a CMS system similar to WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal.
Learning PHP has enabled me to create a successful career from home, developing courses like this one for students around the world. Becoming a PHP developer can open doors to lucrative opportunities both online and offline, allowing you to create dynamic applications.
Mastering PHP will empower you to build web applications, websites, and content management systems like WordPress, Facebook, Twitter, or even Google.
The possibilities are endless. PHP remains one of the most essential programming languages ββin web development. Acquiring this skill will give you a significant advantage in the web development world and job market.
What you’ll learn
- You will learn to create a (CMS) Content Management System like WordPress, Drupal or Joomla
- You will learn how to use Databases
- You will learn MySQL
- Object Oriented Programming
- You will learn how to launch your application online
- How to use forms to submit data to databases
- How to use AJAX to submit data to the server without refreshing the page
- You will learn about PHP security
- You will learn about sessions
- Password hashing
- Email sending
- You will learn to use composer (PHP package manager)
- You will learn to create clean URL’s and remove the .php from files
- You will learn to use bootstrap by getting experience from the project
- You will learn to debug your code
- You will learn to create pagination
- You will code refactoring
- You will learn to debug (fix your code)
- You will learn to use an API to bring data from a database to a graphical interface
- There is so much more and my hands are just tired of typing π
Course content
3030 sections β’ 332 lectures β’ Total duration 40 h 33 min