Eduonix Learning Solutions
The world s favorite programming language now comes with more things to love. PHP 7 is finally here, with spankin new enhancements to make your app and websites more powerful.
PHP is a popular server–side programming language that now also doubles as a general programming language for building apps. The freedom of coding in PHP, as well as ease in learning the language has maintained PHP as the go to language for many developers.
The latest iteration builds on the greatness of the original PHP, adding speed and performance, along with some additional syntax features to make the coding cleaner, faster and better. The change in performance and speed can be credited to the new Zend Engine 3 that powers the latest PHP, making it twice as fast for websites such as WordPress, as well as using half as much memory as PHP 5 and even allows better support for more component users as the same time.
In addition the turbocharged engine, the new PHP also includes some syntax modifications such as the unserialise function that now accepts another optional parameter, password has function that now automatically generates a secure salt, fatal– or recoverable–level legacy PHP error mechanisms are now replaced with object–oriented exceptions, addition of left–hand–side expressions, deprecated or unmaintained server application programming interfaces (SAPIs) were discarded, list() operator now includes support for strings, even modern language features such as return type declarations for functions, and support for the scalar types in return type and parameter declarations.
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Courses : 78
Specification: The Complete PHP 7 Guide for Web Developers
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11 reviews for The Complete PHP 7 Guide for Web Developers
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 4 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Nikolay Megdanov –
Great!
David Eddy –
the core allure to the course was the learn about PHP 7x feature set. To much time was spent making a demo app to show off the language as whole.
Dominik Knapo –
Many thanks for summing up all the PHP 7 features! I’ve learned quite a lot from this course. It is exactly what I was hoping for : ).
Richard Poeling –
Not at all what I was expecting. Too little content and too much watching someone type.
Dash LaLonde –
Good examples but short videos. After completing the course I upgraded my rating from 4 to 5 because of the functionality of the finished project and the Instructors ability to provide informative instruction. I think the Instructor should reference the reference material he is supplying, just so the student utilises the material to reduce the learning curve.
Alex Benson –
One of the best courses I’ve taken on Udemy. Great stuff!
SDE Software Solutions CZ25309978 Dornych 90, 617 00 Brno, Czech Republic –
Videos are really nicely done, but i missed some special cases and specialities and hacks in each chapter.
Murad Rustamov –
Thank you very much for this great course! It was very helpful.
Peter Mumford –
I appreciate the PHP 7 info, but this course jumped into advanced and seemingly arbitrary concepts quickly. Its not all levels its an advanced class. You need good understanding of OOP PHP to understand this course. I watched Eduonix’s free course (https://www.udemy.com/learn object oriented php by building a complete website/) to brush up.
Donald Maisey –
Brad is very easy to listen to instructor.
Joseph Brown –
The instructor is interesting and the pacing is good. However this is not a complete guide to PHP7, in that it’s neither complete, nor a guide. This is an *overview of new features* in PHP 7. My only other gripe is that the materials are all in zip files and are always named index.php, meaning you’ve got to download a zip, open it, grab the file, move it, and rename it. This seems to be the way that the publisher wants things done, but it’s asinine in the days of github. Just give us a link to the repo, please?