PHP is still feeding this so called tech youtubers😂
@keith62938 күн бұрын
Pricing LMAO! 🤣
@laserak988714 күн бұрын
11 minutes to say use common sense with images and don't spam plugins. Expected more technical steps.
@dave3k19 күн бұрын
I found this the other day. I started the programming course and so far it been an amazing way to learn. Just wondered if there’s any other sites that use a similar method to teach like this?
@rudythorns841121 күн бұрын
I learning php now
@Novabeann24 күн бұрын
THANK YOU!!!!!!
@tweter226 күн бұрын
A lot of continuing education (at least in my human service profession) offer certifications and really all they are is a company trying to sell their education products, so this seems pretty typical.
@tweter226 күн бұрын
Handshake is used by a lot of college career centers.
@SashaCianuroАй бұрын
OK, I understand that sometimes a good explanation of the topic is necessary, but see how Angela explains paragraph tag 8 minutes and heading element 14, I don't know Rick. It's one thing to spend all these minutes in OOP or Asynchronous programming or I don't know, scope. But paragraph?
@synenАй бұрын
ZTM is massively overpriced and overrated. Andrei stopped making courses so what you get now is a bunch of no name instructors. Additionally they are now in the habit of releasing short courses for the sake of numbers. Andrei stopped updating his UDEMY courses a long time ago so dont even consider getting those now. Their paths are incomplete, only front end development has enough material.
@JohnMarston-bb9eh19 күн бұрын
I cannot help but agree with you. I personally bought the web developer course from him in udemy just before it was deleted, and the amount of outdated code I found was not little. I struggled even with integrating the API into the final project which he didn't update even if it mentioned '2024' in the title. I think Andrei has largely managed to basically delegate his teaching to other instructors in the new courses, which I heard from many others that are not good and some of them are pretty bad.
@synen19 күн бұрын
@@JohnMarston-bb9eh I cannot recommend ZTM, obviously I am not a sponsor, and those do :)
@JohnMarston-bb9eh18 күн бұрын
@@synen Neither can I even if I never tried his platform. The question that remains is whether the ones that sponsor him say it's good because they actually find it so, or because of affiliate money. Only time will tell ;)
@Agirlwithnoname-vt9lpАй бұрын
Thank you for this ❤
@RadenVijayaАй бұрын
My new project was using Kotlin, because it required to use Kotlin. If I had another project that requires PHP, then it will be on PHP...
@mikeba3809Ай бұрын
You should review Jonas Schmedtmann's courses on JS, HTML and CSS.
@Itsm532Ай бұрын
It's wrong
@yasirraja9686Ай бұрын
The End and the start should be on oval shape not rectangular
@SupermuhАй бұрын
Its quite strange, but their python course seem to have kind of broke, because terminal isn't working there.
@FmTriniАй бұрын
Awesome info and thanks! Freecodecamp it is
@imqqmiАй бұрын
I've used PHP off and on over the past 15 years or so from small websites to enterprise applications. Back in the day it was just about the only way to do back end stuff on shared server hosts on the cheap. It was much harder to get C# running if at all possible for example. ASP and IIS was a nightmare as well. I've flirted with C# over the last 8 years as well and found just as much problems with it as with PHP. Spaghetti programming, abstraction to the point where you have to dig 15 layers deep to find code that does anything other that being wrappers and inheritance. Migration paths being a total nightmare. Async is such a mess, debugging is bonkers especially with dependency injection and background services. With the later versions PHP it's becoming (or continues being) a good choice for cloud apps and enterprise as well. I'd say PHP is stronger than ever!
@candaceleach2981Ай бұрын
Oh no, I missed your live stream. Work has been crazy and glad to see your face again :)
@ArthurSchoppenweghauerАй бұрын
The problem with PHP and other web frameworks isn't that they're "dead" but that the end product is really low quality and slow. The fact that PHP developers are making six figures is a sign of just how much software is in decline. I'm sure plague doctors were considered really valuable and important during the dark ages, despite their total lack of knowledge of the human immune system. Making money & social credit don't make you a real developer, just a cynic.
@johng5261Ай бұрын
PHP has been useful since it was created. Every web generation PHP has been a big part of. Yahoo, Facebook were basically just all PHP products. People were trying to find some idea of perfection. PHP maintained, and every generation has been successful.
@cactusbaboon321Ай бұрын
ToughCandy, three years on, are you still using brave?
@HermoneClarkeАй бұрын
should i buy lifetime membership?
@bendo01Ай бұрын
using laravel since version 2 it's pay the bill
@bora514Ай бұрын
People that say PHP is outdated are simply people that don't follow the news. They are talking about PHP 5 days. Check nowadays PHP 8, can you tell it's outdated? It has really nice features, including type hinting, return values and so on. It makes the coding far more enjoyable than let's say vanilla JavaScript. When I mentioned already JS, let me add this, typescript is awesome, I love it but only for frontend. For backend, for me, PHP / Laravel is way better than Typescript/Nest.js combo.
@malcomgreen4747Ай бұрын
2:16 😅 you're so funny
@malcomgreen4747Ай бұрын
I fall in love with your humor 😂 and energy ❤ you jump from seriousness to jokes from smartness to unformality yeah you just skipped reason number 2 😂 im guessing you threw a lot of positive energy in that house
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
I swear I have the attention span of a dead goldfish when I go live! Glad you enjoyed, thanks for tuning in!
@malcomgreen4747Ай бұрын
You are getting beautiful and beautiful your soul is so lovely
@cwilliams9669Ай бұрын
Soooo good to see you doing ur thing.
@kevyyarАй бұрын
What courses for php do you recommend to really learn it? Not just the basics but also to help also learn laravel afterwards
@nextdoorpandaАй бұрын
Also, if you prefer books, Jon Duckett's "PHP & MySQL: Server-side Web Development" is a really good book for beginners.
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
@kevyyar Oh, that's a toughie, not a lot of updated PHP courses out there. Do you have coding experience with another programming language or would PHP be your first? (I'm actually going through ZtM's PHP course right now and will share my findings in the next video)
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
@nextdoorpanda ENDORSED AND COSIGNED! Best and only PHP book needed for newbs+!
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
@petewond5366 New to me, thanks for the heads up
@petewond5366Ай бұрын
@@RealToughCandy its a great free resource. Laravel also has its own free bootcamp building an app called Chirper; for paid content you cant beat Laracasts
@FactsBeFactsАй бұрын
Haven't used Laravel in about 10 years, I guess it's time to take another look.
@williamclaybrook4182Ай бұрын
Yep totally missed it. I was doing some running around RTC. Gracious salutations RTC Good to see you again!
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
Hey William! Good hearing from ya!! I'm gonna try and do more livestreams regularly so we will cross paths again!
@gileneuszАй бұрын
In C++ the compiler tells us about errors 👍 In PHP the client tells us about errors 😆
@jefflewis4Ай бұрын
LoL, so true.
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
BA HA HA HA Ohh, I love a good PHP joke
@ArthurSchoppenweghauerАй бұрын
That's not funny, you shouldn't offload testing of your software onto the user.
@gileneuszАй бұрын
@@ArthurSchoppenweghauer it's much cheaper to test in production 🤣
@esarmiento7Ай бұрын
Question for anyone: How can I consume the Gemini api without exposing the apikey? (php) Thank you
@clockwerkzАй бұрын
RTC!! You're back! That's awesome! Glad to see you're around and still making content! I don't know if you remember, but you had me in a tech interview practice run video years ago with Lucen. :) Just wanted to tell you how incredibly helpful that experience was, and I think it led to me getting hired as web dev. Been happily employed in web development and I'm going on my 4th year. :D Thank you again for giving me that opportunity!
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
Oh wow. That is SO AWESOME to hear!! I definitely remember you and so glad that mock interview was helpful. Excellent work sir!
@clockwerkzАй бұрын
@@RealToughCandy Super helpful, thank you again for that opportunity! So awesome to see you back and making videos!
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
Welcome old friends and new subscribers! TLDW, Laravel just got a $57 million investment and PHP is leveling tf UP!
@nukeman444Ай бұрын
Correction: 75 percent of all webpages in the world are PHP based which includes 30 percent Wordpress CMS, which is written for PHP.
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
OK, that tracks. Thank you!
@SethWilsonАй бұрын
I’ve been hearing rumblings about this. I do JavaScript/TypeScript full time for my day job, and NextJS for my side project. But I could see a world where I learn PHP and Laravel.
@SethWilsonАй бұрын
Hey RTC! Missed your content! Hope you’re doing well!
@RealToughCandyАй бұрын
Heya Seth!! I'm doing pretty good and hope you are too!
@Fruitaholics-xq5hvАй бұрын
Nice video.
@sabueinАй бұрын
Thank you.
@aeonsleo2Ай бұрын
PHP is alive in cheap job markets.
@sharad99088Ай бұрын
Started my career as PHP developer. Its very powerful and very capable. The obsession of tech industry for always running for new technology killed it.
@esarmiento7Ай бұрын
How can I consume the Gemini api without exposing the apikey? (php)
@fightinginsightАй бұрын
I'm a frustrated code newbie.
@cugansteamid62522 ай бұрын
Mommy Angela 💕💕💕💕
@MM2EMILY-STAR2 ай бұрын
You got o be kidding me , I have an assignment to make a rumination flowchart , AND I SEE DIS 😭
@celinelazy2 ай бұрын
does he talk you through the courses or is it only video with no sound?
@kudrah2 ай бұрын
Python is si powerful
@peterpiper88062 ай бұрын
I think you have a very lazy and judgemental view. Reflects a lot on you, and your problem solving skills. Scrolling through the platform in 7 minutes and conclude it's not worth it. Well, atleast you got a view.