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In this tutorial you'll learn the path of execution in your code from when a visitor first pings a URL on your site to the HTML delivered to the browser from your controllers and their actions..
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Typically now, you’d be introduced some raw MySQL. The reality is to get productive you can skip to using a framework that will “abstract” all the MySQL code you’d have to type...
Ok so if you get the bit about objects being similar to arrays in that they hold lists of data but are accessed through “properties” rather than “keys,” and you’re asking yourself: “that’s all?” then prepare yourself for the cool stuff...
There is one last thing worth learning at this early stage about OOP. You can make new classes that inherit from another class...
Usually books/tutorials on OOP explain all the theory and individual features of an OOP language, but you’re left having no clue on the magic you can do with it. Once you see and understand the magic, neurons in your brain will get to work figuring out what aspects of OOP you need to learn next to get productive, and it will quickly all make sense...
Understanding loops is the next big hurdle in learning to program. The reason you use them and why they are so prevalent in programming can be a little obscure at first...
This tutorial completes the basic PHP series. You should now have a birds-eye overview of what is called “procedural programming” in php...
Without even looking up the precise definition of “array” in a dictionary, I’m going to describe it in a way I think everyone thinks about it...
My main goal in writing these tutorials is to come at an angle of teaching (and learning) that is very different from everything else out there. Specifically, my goal is to teach you the techniques I’ve learned that help me learn better...
"Scope" is one of the first gotchas in learning programming. It has to do with when variables you've defined are available...
