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Presently, I have learnt how to Create, Read, Update and Delete data in php.

What else should l learn ?

CRUD is just basics of SQL
let me say Operation of a Database!
What Language have you learnt so far?
or What Language do you already know now?
i need to know to be able to Advice you, Crud is Nothing

CRUD
C - Create
R - Retrieve
U - Update
D - Delete

this is just a basic operation in Database and not much something to die over

Tell little about the Past programming languages you have learnt then that will help.

Trust me when I say there is a long way to go.
Very very long.

highbreedtech:
CRUD is just basics of SQL
let me say Operation of a Database!
What Language have you learnt so far?
or What Language do you already know now?
i need to know to be able to Advice you, Crud is Nothing

CRUD
C - Create
R - Retrieve
U - Update
D - Delete

this is just a basic operation in Database and not much something to die over

Tell little about the Past programming languages you have learnt then that will help.

I mean, what else can I do with PHP after learning crud...

What other thing can I practice to facilitate my journey towards being a php ninja

squash47:



I mean, what else can I do with PHP after learning crud...

What other thing can I practice to facilitate my journey towards being a php ninja

Learn OOP (object oriented programming)
Polymorphism
Inheritance
Classes
Destructors
Constructors etc

Goodluck

Build your first project. Clone any site there. Twitter, Facebook, Nairaland. Build. Nothing teaches you like doing.

mynd4400:

Learn OOP (object oriented programming)
Polymorphism
Inheritance
Classes
Destructors
Constructors etc

Goodluck

Chai a learner should learn this?
Fear God.

highbreedtech:


Chai a learner should learn this?
Fear God.

There is nothing there abeg.

Karleb:


There is nothing there abeg.

Nothing on OOP? U must be Joking

highbreedtech:

Nothing on OOP? U must be Joking

You make it seem so hard.
What do you say about beginners learning languages like Java.
You can't learn a thing in Java without OOP.

highbreedtech:


Nothing on OOP? U must be Joking

There's nothing there... Took me less than a week to learn it and trust me I no serious with am like that back then

Build a system that solves a problem. You never know how much you've mastered CRUD until you have to manipulate data in certain very specific ways.

Other things you should learn are:
- Authentication
- Multiple types and permissions
- Websockets and real-time data

Today's PHP is OOP and some PHP SPL Classes to read and some design patterns. but as long as you can cover OOP and any other complex concept in the future you will be fine.

Some PHP Frameworks are out of this world, look at Symfony Docs and mehn

Everybody wants to learn to code and they just seem to be making the exact same mistakes we made some 15 years ago (that momentarily stunted our progress), when so much has changed and information is now readily available. Then, we were all trying to learn this language and that language.

Stop trying to "learn" a language...PHP, Java, Javascript... etc!

You want to learn how to code? Learn programming.

Spend a lifetime continuously learning the principles and concepts of programming and at some point, you will only need a weekend to understand the syntax of any language. Yes, in the process of learning programming you will have a language of reference (better a low level one) but you are focusing on the concepts of programming and not the language.

I saw another thread asking if PHP is dying(my biased opinion: was it ever alive?). Languages come and go, the principles and concepts of programming stay the same.

You don't learn how to drive a Honda Accord, a Toyota Camry, a Benz...No, you learn how to drive a car.


The following are purely my suggestions (and may not make any sense to some).
If you have 2 to 3 years to self-teach yourself from the ground up and you thrive in challenging situations, use this:
https://teachyourselfcs.com
This curriculum is (sometimes needlessly) ruthless but there's a reason not everyone can work at Google.

If you don't have that much time, use this
https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2021/

and then this
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-development-bootcamp

DualCore1:
Everybody wants to learn to code and they just seem to be making the exact same mistakes we made some 15 years ago (that momentarily stunted our progress), when so much has changed and information is now readily available. Then, we were all trying to learn this language and that language.

Stop trying to "learn" a language...PHP, Java, Javascript... etc!

You want to learn how to code? Learn programming.

Spend a lifetime continuously learning the principles and concepts of programming and at some point, you will only need a weekend to understand the syntax of any language. Yes, in the process of learning programming you will have a language of reference (better a low level one) but you are focusing on the concepts of programming and not the language.

I saw another thread asking if PHP is dying(my biased opinion: was it ever alive?). Languages come and go, the principles and concepts of programming stay the same.

You don't learn how to drive a Honda Accord, a Toyota Camry, a Benz...No, you learn how to drive a car.


The following are purely my suggestions (and may not make any sense to some).
If you have 2 to 3 years to self-teach yourself from the ground up and you thrive in challenging situations, use this:
https://teachyourselfcs.com
This curriculum is (sometimes needlessly) ruthless but there's a reason not everyone can work at Google.

If you don't have that much time, use this
https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2021/

and then this
https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-development-bootcamp

highbreedtech:


Nothing on OOP? U must be Joking

Absolutely nothing in OOP. Abroad, your first programming course will include classes and objects

My code on php has nothing much to do with oop yet.
I'm well knowledgeable programmer has not code much programs.

I really love C programming and C++. Planning on learning assembly (ASM) in future , I want to be masters of these language since they interact with machine well.

@topic I'll advice the op to do many wep app needing indept understanding of php and leading para el to spice it up

Start by implementing those things you said to learn on a real life project, you can improve on it as you get more advanced.


Make a website on your localhost with the latest php version continue improving on it. That’s the best way to learn.

Write clean and readable code

Lagoon0:
My code on php has nothing much to do with oop yet.
I'm well knowledgeable programmer has not code much programs.

I really love C programming and C++. Planning on learning assembly (ASM) in future , I want to be masters of these language since they interact with machine well.

@topic I'll advice the op to do many wep app needing indept understanding of php and leading para el to spice it up

If you plan to enjoy using C learning Asm is a must. You must implement things with it, read already written codes. It takes years to master that C of a thing. Pointers lol, memory management. Beware of vulnerable and function calls.

The lord is your strength. Dont forget use on Linux machine