Routes, Routers and Routing in PHP

[@dave-hollingworth]

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[@duxy7589]

Dave you are genius.Keep keep teaching us please.Thank you !

[@iam.masoudsamimi]

Undisputed Master Class as always! Much Appreciated.

[@matthewb192]

Absolutely belting Dave.😊

[@natb007]

Excellent video! I should have watched it before tackling the MVC course, it clarifies a lot! The Udemy course is still great!

[@rpbale]

Great vid. I’ve been waiting for this one. I’d love to see how you’d approach lazy loading direct injection containers.

[@dave-hollingworth]

I have a video about that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqKwia17gJWhqaM

[@rpbale]

Oh I didn’t realize that video covered DI containers via lazy loading or on demand class loading.

[@sherifsalah5563]

Great video as always 👍

[@samserious1337]

Thanks dave

[@QbitSyria]

Thanks a lot, I still face some problems in understanding oop in such a complex situations, could make more tutorials about this?

[@mlindatech]

Thanks Dave. I was using file based routing now I want do it again...😂

[@shahzaib3469]

dave please make a video on building a complete framework from scratch like Symfony.

[@jarencefeliciano]

Hi, dave. Can you do a CSRF tutorial in PHP?

[@RoterFruchtZwerg]

and in 5 Years you wonder why /api/v123/ is handled by your /api/v1.3/ handler 😄 Using something as regex that is not a regex initially has some implications one should know about. Is there a function to escape a string in regex context?

[@Bwlupus754]

I don't really know how to treat this video. I think it's a starter under the title "routing". What's missing here is mainly the order, the beginning of the video was clear that there was a plan for what you were discussing, because you first showed a very poorly scalable approach and then presented a way that is much better. However, when you presented external libraries, the topic of http request comes in, where in the discussion of "routing from scratch" you completely did not present this topic, which is a pity because it could really be a quick and full-fledged guide on how to write a basic router. It would be much better to split this video into two separate scratch/additional libraries