Explore PHP courses for server applications, forms, objects, and database work, with web prerequisites and guidance on versions and secure practice.
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PHP runs server-side code that processes requests and creates responses. A small form-and-database project helps distinguish browser behavior from backend work. Learn control flow and data handling before depending on a framework to organize everything.
HTML and HTTP foundations help. Check supported PHP and database versions against older examples. Classroom applications need review of validation, access control, queries, and output handling before deployment with real users or private data.
Build a private note app and test unexpected input and an unauthorized request. Explain where data is checked before storage and before display.
Coursera · University of Michigan — Charles Russell Severance
Explore Michigan’s PHP database course for objects, MySQL connections, cookies, sessions, authentication and a CRUD application.
Coursera · University of Michigan — Charles Russell Severance
Review Michigan’s PHP web-applications course for dynamic content, HTML and CSS, local setup, arrays, functions and form processing.
Udemy · Rob Percival — Codestars
Explore Rob Percival’s short PHP course for objects, properties, inheritance and a small website, with practical examples of class-based programming.
Udemy · Edwin Diaz, Coding Faculty Solutions
Explore Edwin Diaz’s PHP course for a CMS project, MySQL, objects, forms, and AJAX, with current-version and application-security considerations.
Udemy · Brad Traversy
Review Brad Traversy’s PHP course for language fundamentals and a job-listing application, including routing, middleware, namespaces, autoloading and sessions.
Udemy · Kevin Makumbe
Review Kevin Makumbe’s PHP course for functions, sessions, cookies, objects and database CRUD, starting without earlier programming experience.
Coursera · Board Infinity — Board Infinity
Explore Board Infinity’s PHP course for language foundations and web applications, introducing Laravel after the initial server-side programming work.
Udemy · Devscreencast Elearning — Terry Ogbemudia Osayawe
Compare Devscreencast’s PHP course for object design, PHPUnit, dependency injection and a database wrapper supporting PDO and MySQLi.
Coursera · EDUCBA — EDUCBA
Review EDUCBA’s PHP continuation for arrays, functions, file handling and database work, following basic HTML or XHTML and introductory PHP.
Coursera · EDUCBA — EDUCBA
Compare EDUCBA’s PHP course for server setup, forms, user input, operators and control flow, using basic web pages as the starting context.