1: Introduction To PHP | Procedural PHP Tutorial For Beginners | PHP Tutorial | mmtuts

For a long time now, my PHP tutorial course has been in need of an upgrade. So here is episode 1 on my new Procedural PHP tutorial course for beginners!

For my Patrons I just want to mention that the first 7 or so videos in this course, were recorded and edited long time ago. So the Patron supporters at the end of the first 7 videos doesn't match with my current supporters. But I will have you all included in the newer videos :)

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First of all, thank you for all the support you have given me!

I am really glad to have such an awesome community on my channel. It motivates me to continue creating and uploading content! So thank you!

I am now using Patreon to share improved and updated lesson material, and for a small fee you can access all the material. I have worked hard, and done my best to help you understand what I teach.

I hope you will find it helpful :)

[Dani_Krossing]

Hi everyone! Thanks for waiting! :)

It has been a long 3 months since the last video. After 8 years of doing tutorials I really needed that break to reflect on my channel and overcome getting "burned out". I'm still taking it slow, and there is no fixed upload schedule yet, so I'm not sure how often there will be videos up.

As you can see this is the first video to an updated PHP course, since that it the course most people are on my channel for. The existing "old" course on my channel is from quite a few years back, which means it has a few flaws and is just plain "bad" in terms of recording quality ':D So I'm excited about updating it to a quality level that won't need updating for many years.

For my Patrons I just want to mention that the first 7 or so videos in this course, were recorded and edited long time ago. So the Patron supporters at the end of the first 7 videos doesn't match with my current supporters. But I will have you all included in the newer videos :)

Thank you everyone! Stay safe.

[johnlee]

Thank you so much for your awesome tutorial videos. I am 44 this year, desperately to change my career from lost job to front end developer this year. Your patiently slow explanation of teaching is my savior.

[saarajer]

You are an amazingly good teacher!!! I am studying IT at a school and sadly my teachers lack your teaching skills. Thank you for your videos, I've learned so so much, and hope to do so in the future also.

[jeremykrovitz]

I think it’s wonderful that you are working on updating the tutorials. Keep up the good work!

[lacheporter]

I like that that you repeat your sentences sometimes and say it as if you were teaching a child cuz really that is where some of us are and some teachers tend to breeze over the simple stuff instead of explaining it, you da bomb!

[fixtechcomputingzambialtd.]

Quite a perfect headstart for beginners. The video setup and layout is quite self-explanatory which makes it the best I've come across so far.

[davebudah]

Its good to see another production from you. I have gone through your other 2 PHP tutorials but I don't mind checking this one, there might be something to take. Thank you for the great work you do.

[ayoubtrd]

We really missed you man, 3 months was tough

[carlosrafaeldimen]

this guy is wayyyy better than having a 3 hours class in college. Thanks man!

[TheAngelOfDeath]

I have to chuckle here, because this brings back several fond memories of how I started out, oh so twenty odd years ago. JavaScript was my first programming language, soon followed by PHP. Today, however, I mostly work in either C# or CPP.

The main benefit of PHP as I see it is that because it is so loose-typed then it's also a good place to learn how to 'think' in terms of code, rather than first having to learn a whole bunch of complicated rules. Those things can always be learned later on and does vary slight from language to language anyhow, with CPP undoubtedly being the strictest language of all.

[KidFromChaos]

Thank you so much for all the tutorials, they helped me more than you could think and it feels like i owe you the world for all this.
Really looking forward to all upcoming content and maybe stuff like user profile or email verification in php.

[LorenHelgeson]

Hey, welcome back! Very good to see you.

[cjvaans]

Good to see you started a new PHP tutorial since you're first one is really hard for me to understand. Thanks!

[alperdemirel]

you have the the most clear way to teach people things. you teach as slow as possible with a more understandable way of teaching. Thank you for that. even english is not my main language there are people who teach the same topics in my mother tangue but I prefer to learn things from you even the language is not my main language thanks for that. Keep it up man.

[davescorneroftheworld]

GREAT Timing!!!! I am trying to learn PHP, looking forward to this tutorial.

[diedevdb]

I started a course for Full Stack Developer a month ago, and my teacher for PHP just explains syntax with a very simple example and expects us to use a for in a fully functioning function without having seen one worked out example :D Now I ended up here, got high hopes on your videos mate! Keep it up ;D

[AdelinBonheur]

Thank you so much, Daniel, you helped me a lot, you improved my knowledge especially in PHP, HTML & CSS keep on uploading more videos and I wish you would not be discouraged and in the few I have I will try to see how I can give you support through Patreon because if it weren't for you I wouldn't be at the level I am in Web Dev.

[roxannekim]

how i wish my teachers explain our lessons the way you do. you are so amazing thank you a lot ❤️

[Lucas-wjvi]

I started seeing your videos 1 week ago and you are helping me a lot with PHP!

[callumu]

such an underrated YouTube. Amazing, I've watched like 5 videos on PHP now and this one is the only one that made sense