PHP Builder – Ecommerce Course
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The E – Commerce Web Site we will be assembling is one in which all of the inventory is in a MySQL database and we offer a custom PHP cart for a unique shopping experience. It is a site that handles sales, customers, and inventory.
1 PHP Tutorial Setting Up the Pages, Layout, and Templates
2 PHP Tutorial MySQL Database and its Tables
3 Tutorial Create the PHP Admin Log In System
4 Tutorial PHP MySQL Inventory Management
5 PHP Tutorial Inventory Management Continued
6 PHP Tutorial Store Inventory Continued
7 Tutorial PHP MySQL Dynamic Home Page
8 PHP MySQL Tutorial Product Display Page
9 Tutorial Shopping Cart PHP Multidimensional Array
10 Tutorial Shopping Cart PHP Multidimensional Array
11 Tutorial Display the PHP Shopping Cart
12 Tutorial Display the PHP Shopping Cart
13 Tutorial Tally the Total of Your PHP Shopping Cart
14 Tutorial Remove Items From PHP Shopping Cart
15 Tutorial PHP Shopping Cart Money Format Currency
16 PHP Tutorial Quantity Control In Shopping Cart
17 PHP Tutorial Quick Shopping Cart Tweak
18 Tutorial Payment Processors, SSL, Encrypted Code
19 PHP Tutorial PayPal HTML Shopping Cart Variables
20 Tutorial PayPal IPN PHP Instant Payment Notification Script
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Video: H.264 MPEG-4 AVC 1280×720 15fps | Audio: MPEG AAC Stereo 44.100kHz | Duration: 3.3 hrs
Genre: Elearning | Language: English
We start at the very beginning
* What is a class? What is an object?
* What are the differences between the two? Are they the same?
* How to create your first class.
* Understand the syntax.
And then, slowly, we move on to more in depth reviews of:
* The Static Keyword
* Encapsulation
* Inheritance
* Child classes
* Converting a procedural based set of functions into a reusable class.
* Why it’s essential to properly document core code with DocBlocks.
And Finally…
The series concludes as we build a MySQL database wrapper class from scratch.
Along the way, we’ll learn the pitfalls of creating such classes,
and why it’s extremely important to leave all specifics outside of your class.
The Full Series
1. Chapter 1 – Introduction and OOP First Steps
2. Chapter 2 – What are Objects and Classes. What’s the relationship between the two.
3. Chapter 3 – How to Perfectly Document your Code with DocBlocks
4. Chapter 4 – What is Encapsulation
5. Chapter 5 – The Static Keyword
6. Chapter 6 – Inheritance / Creating Child Classes
7. Chapter 7 – Building a MySQL Wrapper Class (Parts 1 and 2)
8. Chapters 8-11 – Building a MySQL DB Class from Scratch
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PHP For Beginners: 17-step beginner PHP tutorial
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Did you know that PHP plays a major role in the Internet’s core foundation, with hundreds of new sites adopting PHP each day? Well, if you didn’t, I’ll certainly teach you in my ‘learn PHP’ series of video tutorials!
You also probably didn’t know that PHP has been in continuous development since 1995, with PHP 6 being the latest release. The number of websites that use PHP on the Web has been estimated to range anywhere between 25 and 75 million, with individual PHP pages ranging in the billions! Yes, billions!
Given its popularity, it is safe to assume that one can learn PHP without any worries, as it will be around for a long time to come.
So, why is PHP so popular? Well, aside from being free, it is "open," meaning that it is not controlled by any private, for-profit companies like Microsoft or Oracle. This allows contributors from everywhere around the world to help make PHP better, and free, for all.
With these facts in mind, it’s pretty clear to see that PHP skills will not become obsolete anytime soon. Should you ever want to pursue Web development further for more cost savings, a hobby, or a future career, PHP is a safe and sure bet.
When you learn PHP, you gain skills that will carry you for a long time to come. Even if you never write a single line of code afterwards, you’ll at least have a better technical understanding of the mechanics behind the website that powers your business. What’s more, you’ll be able to speak intelligently with those you hire to do it for you.
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This is all the 11 chapters with the source files:
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Chapter 1 – Introduction and OOP First Steps
Chapter 2 – What are Objects and Classes. What’s the relationship between the two.
Chapter 3 – How to Perfectly Document your Code with DocBlocks
Chapter 4 – What is Encapsulation
Chapter 5 – The Static Keyword
Chapter 6 – Inheritance / Creating Child Classes
Chapter 7 – Building a MySQL Wrapper Class (Parts 1 and 2)
Chapters 8-11 – Building a MySQL DB Class from Scratch
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