Section 2 review & exercise project - Full PHP 8 Tutorial

We've reached the end of the second section of the series. Congratulations & great job. In this video, we review what was covered so far & an exercise project that I would like you to do. You can find the link to the GitHub repo with instructions & the links to the related videos from the first section of the course below. Thank you so much for the support!

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[DariaLinnyk]

Man, that's incredible! You're such a great teacher. Words aren't enough to describe how grateful I am. You're a true hero for posting those amazing tutorials while not getting much feedback. Got introduced to your videos recently, finished the second unit and was amazed by your ability to explain things. That course is so well made and contains so much valuable information. It was a pleasure to learn from your videos, gonna start section 3 :) Looking forward to new episodes of laravel series!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!

[benderbg]

Incredible series. My notes have reached 370 pages so far. Can't wait to continue with the next part.

[Zubbee]

So I have been chipping away at this exercise for almost 8days now. I hit many brick walls that fell when Gio helped me out. There really is a big difference btwn theoretical learning and actually practicing. There's a lot I realized that I hadn't understood at all until I began the exercise. I have completed the exercise. I'm sure my code could use a lot of refactoring but I'm done, it works. Hurray! I also need to figure out how to submit it on git. Thanks Gio. You are a great teacher both in your lessons and 1 on 1. I'm not only learning your php lessons, I'm also learning your philanthropy. God bless

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[netorwart]

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[panupatsriphayakswet]

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I recently started writing PHP again, and your serie helped me understand PHP better and helped change my negative views about PHP. If I could go back, I would really like to start learning PHP with your course.

[mwaas]

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This section was very helpful for me in learning many things
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[jeevachaithanyansivanandan]

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[Silent_tuts]

You're doing an amazing job with this PHP series! I'm learning so much from it. I'd love to hear about your journey in mastering PHP—how did you become so proficient? If you could share the roadmap you followed, it would be incredibly inspiring, and I’d like to use it as a guide to improve my own skills.

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[dragonlax]

Finally I've come so far. I started a month ago to watch this series and I loved it, so first thing first I to say: Thank You Gio, you have created a fantastic guide to php.
I want also to pin point something I found out watching the series. There are some videos in which I found myself to struggle to follow you because of the too fast rithm, and in others videos you used some functions or methods without explaining what were their purposes.
I want to be clear, theese are not a big of a deal, the videos were realy good indeed, but I believe we can always improve ourselves so maybe this little comment can be of help to you or maybe not.
I want to thank you again for the course, I really struggled to find a way to learn php the right way and I really appreciated the style of many short videos about on topic, I believe this is the biggest strenght of the series even though sometimes it has been a double edged sword as I mentioned before.

[joseph_oluwayomi]

The playlist I wish I had 6 years ago. Nevertheless, it’s been a good refresher honestly, the last time I wrote a vanilla PHP code in 2017 before moving to Laravel framework.

Thanks for this course Gio. ❤

[mohammadfaisalabdullah]

Can you do a video on this exercise, cuz I really struggle with the routes and MVC concept.
thanks

[yu]

I would like to give a big thank you for your hard work to simplify this course! Big love and support.

[redemtion]

Hello, thank you for this great job. The best php course in my opinion. I like that you dont only cover basics of php and dive deeper explaining important things like oop, mvc and so on. Can you explain why we need db in this project? I mean i dont see places where we should read a transactions table for now. Maybe if add authorization and some kind of save transactions stuff for the next user session when user doesnt want to upload csv again it makes sense. But i anyway like the exercise project for practice mvc, oop, db etc.

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[yanushevitz]

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