Doctrine ORM Query Builder - Full PHP 8 Tutorial

In this lesson, we learn more about the Doctrine Query Language (DQL), the ORM's Query Builder & events.

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[zko]

Full Doctrine tutorial would be great :) Thank you for great lessons!

[cpanagoulias]

Definitely would love to see a more detailed tutorial on Doctrine!

[aweklin]

Your channel should be the goto for learning PHP and I love the fact that you tagged it "THE RIGHT WAY".
You actually did justified that.

Thanks a bunch.

[alirezaeftekhari]

Your lessons about doctrine are outstanding.
It would be awesome if we had a full doctrine tutorial.
😍

[mahmoudhazem]

Your lessons r really awesome 🥰
It would be great to make a series about doctrine😍

[nicoaravlad]

Great tutorial, congrats for doing this content in such a nice way! A full Doctrine tutorial will be welcomed!

[constantinci]

This time I am a bit late with my appreciation, but no matter what don't stop doing your great work.

[truthteachers]

Fantastic bro. You are good teacher. We learnt a lot. After your videos on ORM so far, we got the following takeaways - (1) The script get code-overloaded which means the app may also face the same fate (2) overloaded code dependencies just too get a simple DB insert and query (compared to the PDO method done earlier). I agree that ORM is great implementation of OOP usage but a very very messy one. Perhaps these provide the necessary justifications to stick to pre-built frameworks like Codeigniter and Laravel or stick to basics of PHP. Thank you so much for the well done course.

[derzskyi]

You explain very well. Even though I know almost everything, I still watch videos with ORM. I'm very interested to see a comprehensive Doctrine course!

[baptistedara]

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Full Doctrine tutorial would be great :) Thank you for great lessons!

[sujalkhatiwada]

Of course sir, we want a full Doctrine playlist, it would really help, we don't have many courses about doctrine on the internet for free in easy to understand way, that's way, even if there are others, they are outdated stuff. So, yes we need a Doctrine course from you.

[supercoolninja]

You explain it verry well, thanks a lot keep it up.

[ProgressiveDeveloper]

I followed along the tutorial there is a lot to learn, so may concepts here, but in my opinion I request the Doctrine Full Course🤣🤣
Doctrine has a very high-level data-abstraction it could be better with a comprehensive course on it, reading docs doesn't cook for everyone.

[shashithawitharana]

Thank you, sir. this is very helpful...

[Beowolf]

Great tutorial, keep up the good work. A full Doctrine tutorial would be great! Also one question where is the file containing the data to populate the tables?

[shivdayalshekhawat]

Please create full tutorial of doctrine. I love to checkout your videos thanks very much

[kirankrishnan]

Thanks. Would love to see detailed videos on mysql just like how you did for php

[Zubbee]

I would love to see more on doctrine for sure. It seems like a very vast library. I'm already lining up the orm links to the documentations to read but I'll still move on while doing so. But if I understand correctly, is ORM like a more advanced option to DBAL? I mean can I learn and work with ORM and not need to familiarize myself with DBAL? You did say that DBAL is an abstraction layer but I'm not totally clear on how they relate in practice. Maybe I need to go back and watch the DBAL lesson again. Thanks a lot Gio. These contents are precious.

Thx Gio :) can you create a Video with Fibers?

[pusikurac]

great content as always. pretty much every topic covered in your tutorials is covered thoroughly, except for the callbacks tutorial. i think callback topic is not explained in your manner, i wish you could do a bit longer and more in depth video on callbacks, when to use them, how to call them when passed as arguments, best practices etc...