How to install the latest PHP Version

This is a foundational lesson for learning about PHP new features and PHP projects using the Laravel framework.

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Install PHP Latest version (PHP 8.1 )

0:00 | Intro
0:07 | Personal Home Page (PHP8)
2:04 | Downloads for PHP
2:21 | Access the PHP Manual
2:37 | Installation on macOS
3:44 | Install PHP Homebrew
4:32 | Running the Command
5:33 | Adding Versions PHP
6:00 | Validate the Installation
6:18 | Switch versions of PHP
7:39 | Closing Remarks

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[williamsk]

🔥🔥🔥 I Really want to pause and say thanks for watching this video😁😁The PHP series is in the works. Do you guys want this one to be tailored around the requirement’s for getting certified or more of a general purpose approach to the language? 🤔🤔🤔 Please let me know. Thanks

[JoshIbbotson]

Hey, just wanted to say you deserve more subs! Was expecting to see 50k plus but couldn't believe you only have 213 right now. Fantastic tutorial, very thorough, but easy to skip into needed parts through youtubes tagging system. Needed this because I'm trying to make a CRUD app rn! So thanks man

[lojicjay]

Thanks for this video! Super helpful. For anyone that still has the older version popping up when you type php -v, close your terminal and start a fresh one. After that, version 8.1 came up for me when typing php -v

[rebecafung]

Thank you SM for the video. Very informational!

[widyawulansari]

Thank you for making this video, I hope you always have a great day

[meetseanbrown]

Great video thanks. No idea what I can do with PHP, but looking forward to learning - seems like there's a lot I'll be able to create. Thanks again. 👍🏾

[nonaeldaly]

hey, thank you so much for making sure that we can understand why you do each step, its really helpful <3 also after installing php I tried to copy the code part I made everything is there but I keep getting the same error message zsh: command not found :code
any recommendations?

[mycloudvip]

Great video. Now after installing php 8.1 how can I run it and view/test the code on my local browser (chrome). I have a Mac M2 and I installed Live Server extension for VS Code. Hope you can give me some pointers. Thanks and great content once again.

[JaydenLawson]

What local address in your browser do you use to view your content, once you've installed php?

[dommaster]

I used Homebrew to install php 8.2 on Monterey, and I successfully started php server using "php -S localhost:4000" command, but I'm not sure how to run php files. Where should I save them?

[jasongaretthatcher]

Followed it to the letter but for some reason my php is just displaying the page code instead of processing. Ugh.

[janreymaligro]

Hi, I got an annoying message that says PHP is not recommended. Any idea for the fix?

[imonwb]

My Browser and Terminal Show Different Versions of PHP? How to make them to be the same? Thanks.

[shabankhan]

brew install php giving me output like : Warning: No available formula with the name "php". how to deal with this

[KenAgudelo]

i have a problem, when updating php i get error: Illegal instruction php

[BucNasty]

Thanks for the video but just being constructive but it carried on far too long. I think it could have been well under 4 mins with actual useful info for setting this up.

Thanks again either way though.