PHP in 2019 - Let's talk about it

[@CodersTape]

I started my journey in PHP almost 15 years ago and though I considered learning other languages during the very flat years of PHP development, I stuck with it and I’m extremely happy to see continued improvements by the PHP-fig to the language. Definitely a huge improvement and with a lot more to come.

[@0786momin0786]

I learnt PHP 2 years ago and now i am getting 60k to 120k in a month through freelancing. After learning PHP whole new world of customizing wordpress and developing plugins and themes opened up. I am happy.

[@simranjeetsinghgujral13]

hello sir this is Simranjeet singh from odisha.. I just need your advice if possible plz give contact no

[@rojo8997]

From Malaysia here, wanna be a freelancer. Can you teach me? Love to hear from you

[@simi3972]

Hey, can I have some advice on freelancing

[@vonwebdev3063]

Can you teach me

[@julian403]

​@@rojo8997 Freelance is not easy. You are in contact with the customers and must follow all changes (usually people used to make changes on the ride the things). But the first step to starts as freelance is make something and it has to be you mark, so on the people can see what you do, then you just offer it to others. And the easy way is get in and log in a freelance page. But do not forget to do something before.

[@aryankhanna4516]

*Php + mysql - DEADLY COMBO*

[@rxyzr]

mysqli 😄

[@officialrishabhsaxena]

I am learning something new every day. My path 1- HTML & CSS 2- Javascript (For making interactive pages, I know it can do a lot more) 3- PHP 4- mySQL Thank you, Hitesh sir for your guidance

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Go for it

[@Anime_Empire_2.0]

this is the path im taking :)

[@officialrishabhsaxena]

@@nathanieltoppyankah5443 chat.whatsapp.com/7UfW4eqalek32fYTt2DKJk

[@officialrishabhsaxena]

All the best @@Anime_Empire_2.0

[@officialrishabhsaxena]

PHP is dying? Man, you are good comedian lol @Bedirhan Dincer

[@JeyDotC]

You know a developer is a beginner when he/she says 'X' language is dead (generally talking about Java or PHP) XD

[@pulsar22]

Even COBOL is still alive. Some companies still hire COBOL programmers since they never or unwilling to move into newer systems.

[@SL2797]

Interesting!

[@palwan7190]

finally a brain with 100% cerebral capacity

[@sohan-IA]

Ye java will die why icse teaching this shit python is more more easy and good

[@shresthpratap4208]

@@sohan-IA Python is the slowest shit langauge I have used like you

[@kapa4208]

If you want to learn web development, you should only consider these frameworks: Front-end: 1. React (Language: JavaScript) 2. Vue (Language: JavaScript) 3. Angular (Language: TypeScript) Back-end: 1. Express (Language: NodeJS / JavaScript running on the server environment) 2. Django (Language: Python) 3. Laravel (Langauge: PHP) These frameworks are the best framework to use right now and the most popular amongst any other frameworks. I personally use Laravel and Vue, but I'd like to learn React and GraphQL in the future.

[@peehi2]

I agree fully.

[@ojsojs6004]

A R • swoole with php should be number 1 on backend. you should learn swoole php for asynchronous, multithreading and real time app. It is faster than nodejs and laravel also can use swoole well.

[@ojsojs6004]

@@peehi2 nope. Swoole with php should be the number 1 back end. It is so much faster than node is.

[@sciencesimplifiedbypalak]

Hey i want to develope a website for my husband business and need to know what should i learn and how to do it. Please help if u could

[@future_teknokrat7585]

@@sciencesimplifiedbypalak master WordPress, learn it's components, then go from there

[@raymkindo]

PHP is still here and it is ending 2019 with the full update to PHP 7.4.

[@andrewv.157]

yep. I will not be surprised if a futur update bring php real time scripting alive again

[@floriansenf6586]

Andrew V. That would be fcking awesome!!!

[@prabu2778]

Hello I HAVE CREATED PDF VERSION OF PHP STUDY MATERIALS FOR MY OWN LEARNING PURPOSE. mail me @ [e-mail]

[@lionelthetechlead8839]

YEAH man. PHP 2020 L:

[@mmsskk1413]

now php 8 is even better and laravel is booming

[@Apeis100]

Thank you for the explanation you've provided! I just got into PHP last week and this has opened my views to explore more on PHP. Loved the way you simply explain how to get into PHP and website development!

[@vinay4238]

As a php developer i highly recommend this video. Yes, I accept even I started to switching into node.js world but again as a php developer i highly recommend this..

[@taariqq]

I was reluctant to watch this video. I am pleasantly surprised as to how accurate and thorough the advice was. Right on and honest. A big thank you chief.

[@sukatuabdullahithedevissa4454]

Looks like this guys is saying what's in my mind for years... Love it... I was told countless times to refrain from PHP from people who never jumped into it before... I never listened and now among my successful php projects I have a search engine for the legal society in my country. Once again thank you for this video.

[@shantanukumar1649]

Hii

[@sukatuabdullahithedevissa4454]

@@shantanukumar1649 hi

[@almorufopere4187]

never ever commented on this and i have to admit, your tutorial...flawless.

[@sazyt]

Who is already a PHP developer ?

[@drcod3r329]

Me :)

[@anonyfeed1076]

Me

[@MrAmk301]

Me

[@rohankhude7831]

me

[@antonioryan9796]

@@drcod3r329 Can we get in touch ?

[@shaheenmiah2138]

after listning 7 minute of your video,i break it and fell that you deserve a thank from me.....A special Thank You Sir....this video helped me to remove my confusion about it...Thank You and appreciate you to make this kind a video for helping us...

[@akashsahay1]

Sir you are totally right if PHP is gone 90% of the websites will be down.

[@evar5831]

Akash Sahay can I build apps and game apps with php easily ?

[@akashsahay1]

@@evar5831Yes php can act as back end processor for the games and apps.

[@bhuvaneshwaranm7290]

@@evar5831 php is widely using for web development not for game development!!

[@yesyouarerightbut3200]

@@bhuvaneshwaranm7290 Php is not used for games development but PHP controllers can be used for back end of games.

[@dragems]

@@evar5831 be aware that php is a request response language so it's perfect for some games but very difficult to use for most of them.

[@vishnuv797]

Felling "രോമാഞ്ചം" as a php developer. 😍😍😀 Any Malayaly here?😉😎

[@LifeACelebration]

Evde poyalum undavolo

[@mohamedjolti572]

if you want to know how make google translation using php and javascript www.udemy.com/make-a-translation-website-javascriptajaxphp-mysql/

[@amaljacobmohan1]

Helo.... boss

[@mohammednizam2914]

🙌

[@sajeeshrajan99]

ഇഷ്ടം

[@leon_the_professional]

I love PHP because it can read/write/delete and create files, and it's old so it's almost perfected (doesn't have as many bugs as newer server-side programming languages).

[@gasparcoding]

exactly, and writing to a file only requires one line of code in PHP. In java there are certainly 20 :)

[@gytisdramblewolfskis8521]

@@gasparcoding java and it's IO is really annoying without frameworks/libs. Heck even c++ is sometimes easier for that.

[@Beachcasts]

Nice video. Good to hear someone not bashing PHP, but instead approaching from a practical standpoint.

[@HaraldEngels]

PHP is not only about CMS software. Yahoo, Slack, Wikipedia, Facebook are PHP projects. Basic web based E-commerce is also dominated by PHP. And frameworks like Laravel ensure (how you mentioned that) that intermediate developers can cover a wide-range of web-applications. Newer developments like PHP-Swoole bring PHP on par with Node. And, most important: Once you mastered PHP learning C/C++ is very easy (compare the code similarity). With the tandem of PHP and C/C++ you can cover everything, even to extend PHP.

[@merahputih368]

in fact, php 7.2 is faster than cpython 3.6

[@Romesh_Mahant]

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[@andercarvalho1000]

here is a wise comment

[@Ryu53898]

Php doesn’t help at all for learning C ...

[@CastleShield]

You have included all informations I needed, without any useless things. Great talk, thanks. :)

[@dytra_io]

I actually a PHP Web Developer that work in a big company in my country. We still use codeigniter for the framework, I got paid more than enough and I enjoy it actually.

[@AnirbanChakraborty94]

Same here.... currently working on a commercial project using CI and PostgreSQL

[@amittembhurne4925]

dc0der any vacancy for fresher?

[@hiphopKrantikari]

Same here

[@yesyouarerightbut3200]

Which City you are from??

[@ojsojs6004]

Are you guys now using Codeigniter 4?

[@johnc3403]

Thank you for presenting the path we need to learn to be competent wordpress and general web developers. This is the best video of it's type that i've seen and yes, i'm on the way :D

[@Geomaverick124]

I think that php is a language to learn after you learn html, css, javascript, and react...For those starting out in web development and are looking for their first job learn html, css, js, and react. After you get your first job then start learning php. Since php is such a large portion of the web, there will eventually be a need for seasoned php developers. In the next few years there will be an influx of jr developers from college, from re-entering the workforce, ext. They are going to start scooping up the beginner jobs making it very competitive...if you know php and get really skilled at it, you can separate yourself from other jrs. Honestly learn html, css, js, react, vue, node, php, mysql, mongodb to cover your bases...it seems daunting but after you learn a framework and understand the concepts, the others will be easy. Give yourself a few years and you will get better.

[@kashishdesai3763]

Ian Baylis what about learning angular js ionic framework???

[@jaiveer7701]

Can you consider packages like yii2, laravel.

[@Geomaverick124]

@@kashishdesai3763 depends on the market where you live. In Philadelphia react node angular and php are rather big. Learn the languages that will get you the first developer job...then choose what type of dev you want to be

[@Geomaverick124]

@@jaiveer7701 consider in what way?Explain

[@jaiveer7701]

Like getting to learn html, css, js, react etc. As you mentioned then getting to know about yii2, laravel you won't much get your hands dirty on those (html, css, js) when using packages as they provide more widget with they designed predefined. By wasting more time to get well known about html, css , js in depth learn with the packages so that learning span will not be so long.

[@SunnyDhurwey]

Thanks Hitesh for backing up PHP and its developers today when crowd is running towards Javascript frameworks......I am a Php Programmer since 6 years and love to work in php....You have very well explained about PHP and other Techs used. This video clears misconceptions about php in 2019. Thanks Again

[@CODERSNEVERQUIT]

Learning language is just a piece of cake no big deal..... I have background of js and nodejs..... And i selected for 1 internship they were using laravel... To build a social network and i was having absolutely zero knowledge about it... But i was able to do the work... And eventually i was learning laravel..... And it was easy... We just need to clear basic programming fundamentals... We can switch from one language to any other as per requirements.. Everything is easy

[@gauravnagar3712]

Machine Learning - i think you didn't touched me till now

[@CODERSNEVERQUIT]

@@gauravnagar3712 haha will mess around with that as well soon

[@azabdus]

@@gauravnagar3712 he said languages/frameworks, not a whole concept 😂 Learning TF, pytorch etc is easy, you just need to read Docs. But ML 😨 may the force be with you.

[@Romesh_Mahant]

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[@kennethkipchumba2532]

@@nathanieltoppyankah5443 I hope you did not skip JavaScript. Good news is that you are on it and the best news is that you should never quit. Development skills gets nourished by consistent practice and continuous learning.

[@DavidEve]

I was scriptural about this video but it was real, practical, and worth the listen. I have been a full stack web dev for 16+ years and I get videos like this in my stream and they are usually half-on and half left-fields thoughts and ideas. This was not that. You get a Gold Star from me Sir! (And no, I don’t mean gold star in any kind of demeaning way. I give mental gold stars to people doing things the right way like the guy who uses his blinker when driving or the waitress/waiter who asks ‘dressing on the side or stirred in?’. THAT person gets a gold star. Sorry for the long explanation but I wanted to be clear.) thank you very much, And Good day/evening!

[@aftabnaveed1449]

Modern PHP is one of the best languages out there. Frameworks such as Laravel, Symfony has lifted its use case and brought it into the enterprise. I am using PHP for the backend and ReactJS for the frontend and both plays well together.

[@ClCfe]

True React or vuejs for front-end Lumen/laravel for backend

[@vikrammat1]

Thanks for pointing out that learning HTML CSS is the first step to learning Php/MySQL. A lot of coders do not understand this and create applications that give you nausia!!

[@lavinbassam2127]

ah yeah,im still learn php even its 2019 because in indonesia company (corporate or some startup) still looking back end who understand php.funniest thing its codeigniter in here still booming and its a rare company using symfony as they main framework.i know symfony from my first job and its incredible fun.but my journey as backend must end and i switch posisition into QA with javascript as my main techstack.

[@thisbridgehascables]

If you’re getting into web design/development PHP is a must. From Wordpress to Magento - PHP is the main backend language with some additional dependency injection patterns. One of my favorite PHP frameworks is Phalcon PHP. MVC Frameworks are extremely handy dealing with databases and building web apps. To be honest in many ways you don’t need NodeJs , Angular, Vue.. etc. Basically in many ways they are a partial layer replacement for some of the data styling or manipulation of PHP. So.. when creating projects take some time to determine how many layers of functionality and cross communication are you going to have between the frontend and backend before just piling on layers and layers of more unnecessary languages.

[@TechBowl]

PHP is the most popular web development technology. It will always be there. I love 💗 PHP 🔥

[@lifewithashis]

I love CORE PHP. Its awesome.... I am working with core php from last 6 year...

[@tonybp]

Only the coding hipsters diss on PHP, when it comes to implementing solutions PHP is not going anywhere, not any time soon.

[@basiccodingwithadam8125]

The only people bashing php are 20 year olds who have no experience and are just jumping on the newest trend because they have no direction. Php is still a viable avenue. Thank you for making this video.

[@Arjun-rq5ic]

Sir make video on native development (android,iOS) vs cross development (flutter,react native) and which should we learn and pros and cons of learning each side .

[@saibkhansami9082]

The thing I like most about you that you give a very neat and clean knowledge about your topics Thanks man 👨‍🦰

[@kenzo_sc]

Wow! You just confirmed all my thoughts and ideas. I planned on learning HTML5/CSS3 -> Bootstrap-> PHP -> Laravel. This is exactly what you said so thank you for your video!

[@vijaynavale3919]

Heyy did you learn what you said ...in these 7 month and its helping???plz answer...

[@Tekel-Upharsin]

Proud full time PHP dev here. It powers almost 80% of all database driven websites. That's 5 times the market share of the next most popular back end environment (.NET).

[@opensourcememes116]

Php+mysql is a killer combo

[@911madza]

node and mongodb is too

[@yesyouarerightbut3200]

ASP + SQL Server and Java + Oracle too.

[@ojsojs6004]

You can use PHP with mongodb too

[@aryankhanna4516]

1. ATTACK HTML AND CSS 2. GRAB PHP SYNTAX AND BASICS 3. CONNECT TO MYSQL 4. TRY PDO as well 5. LARAVEL AND SYMPHONY for corporate job and WORDPRESS CODEX for freelancing.

[@aryanprakhar486]

Sometimes, Indian ascent too sounds so elegant. It really depends on who is speaking.

[@notmuchbunch1386]

lol nope

[@mikec360]

Indians do not sound “elegant”. They have a thick accent which makes them very hard to understand, almost unbearable. Please cut the shit

[@adithya1791]

Mike C you need to improve your comprehension skills

[@VinyZikss]

lol nope nope BIG NOPE, Indian's accents are horrible (imo) and very hard to understand. At least this guy's accent is not as thick as some people i've seen before

[@odw32]

Language choice matters less than architecture choice in my opinion. If you work in small independent modules, you can use a separate language for each module, you can pick according to use case and team experience. If you limit the size of each module to "a few days of work", then you can always replace the module within a few days as well. You can even experiment with more exotic languages if you want, because with limited module size it's not going to be a "choose once, live with it forever" thing. Now, picking a good message bus to let your services communicate with each other... that's quite important.

[@Deepakrai767622]

Rajasthan election mark on sir finger... Love u..

[@shewmonohoto]

gods, I wish we had something like that in America.

[@PasqualItizzz]

@@shewmonohoto _Democrats have left the chat_

[@okfaraon]

Very cool video! I'd add from my experience that it's easy to find junior position as markup designer and go on to php basics. In my case it took 3 month to learn simultaneously basics of html, css, js and php. And I had some salary as well during this "fun" period. After you learnt and tried basics you can tell what is yours. Some guys adore front parts and never go deeper. It's up to you then. And if you dig deeper into backend parts - there is no frontend at all. Your programming is not much different from any other language, I tried python and some cpp and it cost nothing to use them in ocasional cases. Good luck and good choices to ya all )

[@rickylart2619]

Thank You very much ..... You've got my php blood boiling up like crazy

[@MsPwaterman]

Thank you for your explanation! I feel much better as I move forward in my learning! (Before watching your video I thought it was just me who thought it was so hard!)

[@amanshrivastava7874]

Thank you sir your video is a morning Motivation for PHP Beginners :) :)

[@htmlfivedev]

Thank you ... thank you and thank you for this video ... I was getting pretty depressed as a WordPress developer about all the bad mouthing of PHP that has been going around ...

[@ammarraees9926]

What about C# in 2019 What is future of .net core

[@igorthelight]

Answer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHyrm6Wsg618kMU

[@yesyouarerightbut3200]

.NET?? Nah.

[@thisbridgehascables]

As a Magento 1 & 2 Developer you need a solid PHP foundation, Object/Class Pattern understanding, DI, and XML. Plus all my personal projects are developed in Phalonphp Framework. I would also suggest learn SQL/MySQL, or even Mongo DB. The frontend JS frameworks to me are just a transfer of memory resource load from the backend to the frontend, which can be beneficial in some applications, its best to learn as much as possible, and develop projects to help you learn the pros and cons.

[@silentjeff41]

I’m a 5 year php developer and I make around the same as my friends who work with newer stacks. Now I have friends who have less then two years of experience, and make far less then I do even as (insert Vue/Angular/React here) devs. Experience goes a long way when negotiating salaries/side projects. That doesn’t mean I don’t stay relevant, I work with react on my free time. So I at least can diversify my knowledge base. Btw Look into LitElements the injection of components into html is a familiar experience to working with php.

[@digveshparab6263]

Thx man, really helpful, straight to point and very informative

[@everestacademyin]

sir, you have not mentioned about Javascript !!!!, at least the basic of Javascript is must.

[@HiteshCodeLab]

This is php in 2019, JS in 2019 will come soon. 🙂

[@everestacademyin]

@@imharishsambasivam Javascript needs PHP on the server side, doesn't it.

[@slapmyfunkybass]

harish sambasivam No, you’ll need JavaScript. Don’t confuse the two, they are not the same. Php is a backend scripting language. You can do great stuff with JS frontend side. Good news is php and js syntax is similar. Once you know one learning the other is very quick.

[@abcdetsui6406]

@@HiteshCodeLab he means before PHP, html/CSS/frontend Js is also required.

[@nositelle]

thanks for summing up that so clearly because it is difficult to find out what developping programms are essential to learn, so many of them.

[@rishabhgusai96]

I have to pause the video in the mid just to write this comment. First of all, stop comparing PHP to Angular and React they are the frontend frameworks, PHP can be used to serve API to Angular and React as well. Secondly PHP VS Node.js has totally different execution model, PHP is a scripting language where node.js works on a non-blocking IO model. believe me, no game developer will prefer its server engine to be built on PHP. JS is universal, its popular because of some reason. it can be used almost anywhere ( from the clients to the servers, desktop applications #ThanksToElectron, mobile applications #ionic #ReactNative and Embedded System as well)

[@Ryu53898]

Php is still the best for web. It actually runs the web in 2019

[@ojsojs6004]

Php can work on non blocking IO. You can use reactphp,swoole php etc. Swoole blows out nodejs in terms of speed.

[@priteshshinde6779]

Sir thank you so much for making this video. I would like to add something in it. It is not necessary that only PHP developers can learn other technologies faster, but a developer who has knowledge of 1. What web development is, 2. What OOP and MVC is, 3. What framework is and how does it work, 4. How to manipulate data as per requirement kind of things even in any language can easily learn any language. So I would suggest beginners that it doesn't matter in which language you have started or whether that language is more or less trending, but once you understand that language completely, then to learn any new language/technology what you really need to do is just read documentation or follow any tutorial to understand why it is used and how it is used, that's it. And mostly as mentioned by sir, choose your language on the basis of requirements, not because it is trending or easy.

[@abdulmobeen-developer]

Being 1st Person to watch this video in 2019 :)

[@mypaldave]

Terrific talk! I'll be following your well stated advice!

[@mertfurkansezgin6506]

Hey, can you make a video for department which calls Management Information Systems? (MIS)

[@narayanwetal1001]

Thank you sir making video on php even I working on php from last year and from last month I work on laravel framework. Thank you sir.

[@manojthayil7836]

Does learning Android still have good opportunity in 2019?

[@LioHmusic]

manoj thayil yes

[@PrashantKabade]

I have been using php from last 12 years.. which made my career healthy n wealthy. 😊 I observed many times that people still are underestimating this technology and programmers are not fully using some advanced concepts of php 5.5 + or 7

[@yesyouarerightbut3200]

PHP 7 is really great and much more improved in security level. I like specially Prepared Statements to prevent SQL Injection.

[@pushpakkatkar8604]

Can you give a thought about IoT Future of IoT?

[@FaizaanDatoo]

In my experience, PHP is an indispensable part of your toolkit as a backend or full stack developer. You'll always get clients that are still using PHP, namely Laravel.

[@igsx5252]

Boiiii i eat php at breakfast,lunch and dinner ! Php is life , Php is love

[@Cognitoman]

IGSx php blows learn something like C# pussy

[@igsx5252]

@@Cognitoman i already know C# and Java and they suck , probably like you do :D

[@Cognitoman]

IGSx Iol

[@Cognitoman]

IGSx I’m just giving you shit. I like php to

[@igsx5252]

@@Cognitoman hahah i figured , i was teasing you too xD

[@MaximusMcCullough]

Very good video it makes a lot of sense. I've been teaching PHP for quite a while and I feel the same way.

[@yashvardhanthanvi4489]

Sir are you planning for android summer boot camp?

[@Sdirimohamedsalah]

2021 php still the number one for web dev and it will continue for the next decade.

[@logangraham2956]

as a lover of C and C++ type programming languages i personally find pythons syntax just completely unusable for me

[@dexdevlon8941]

But Python is easy to start with

[@logangraham2956]

@@dexdevlon8941 "to start with" is the key part here :) but if you already know another language or several other languages , good luck because trying to program python at that point is like trying to hammer a nail with the pointy end of an axe im not saying its a bad langauge all around its just a few bits of it that ruin the entire thing for me. primarily the syntax. i mean if it had proper {blocks} then it might even be usable to some degree for me

[@dexdevlon8941]

@@logangraham2956 I personally have experience with many languages like Javascript, C, Java, Python, php, etc and I feel like I can write a lot of productive code only with a few lines in python then in C or C++ and for the case of web service I can use Django, or Flask. And python doesn't have a really bad {blocks} system it just takes a while to get use to it, the main reason I love python is because of its extensive libraries which allows even a beginner or a expert to write code quickly and productively Please don't feel offended this is all my personal opinion and if I wrote anything wrong please correct me as I am no expert :)

[@logangraham2956]

@@dexdevlon8941 don't worry , no offense , we're all here for the tech not the feelings :) and indeed what i say is also my opinion.

[@dissident1337]

If you think Python is bad, look up F# or Brainfuck.

[@KeganVanSickle]

Symfony, CodeIgniter, Laravel, Wordpress, Drupal, etc. PHP continues to progress and get better and better.

[@amirshah2286]

i'm working on php framework CI OR LARAVEL its good

[@hamzarehman8509]

did you learned core php??

[@yesyouarerightbut3200]

Codeigniter

[@homecooking707]

Hats off to uh sir❤❤🙏💯 Every time you help like anything❤❤

[@blockchain151]

Make a separate series on WordPress

[@javiasilis]

I like the video. I just disagree that telling people that they shouldn't like a programming language based on how the syntax is too harsh. In fact, one of the reasons (not *the* reason) we have different programming langauges is because there are people who prefer one syntax over the other. Yes, all of what you have mentioned is important. I just don't see why is it bad for someone to like a certain programing language because he prefers the syntax over others. For example, I do like a lot Ruby and Python because of the syntactic sugar, and they let me write cleaner code. Maybe not the best for certain scenarios, but we're here talking about "liking" and not "right tool for the job".

[@pedroescobar181]

There's a huge amount of programming languages in the world and all of them were created to solve a different spectrum of problems. Therefore, everyone has specific characteristics that make them unique. I think Hitesh tries to say that we shouldn't select one over others based on the syntax because at the end of the day that doesn't matter. What matters is being able to build a technological solution to solve the problem that an organization is dealing with. And if we are in a situation where we have to pick a specific programing language for a project, the syntaxis is the last thing we should consider.

[@LyncSoftConsulting]

Html css JavaScript php my sql larval you are done with the programming

[@_Aarius_]

In my experience, PHP/mysql is the easiest, quickest and most robust/reliable combinations to get something going really quickly for small to mid sized sites. Especially with a framework like laravel.

[@desirocker9099]

9:26 IF LOOP

[@arpansarkar7924]

😂😂😂high on weed

[@MohanSingh-my5iv]

I

[@GopalChaladi]

Still 80% of web and 70% of App API development is going on PHP. Its not going die for at least next 12 years. After PHP 7.0 it became more faster and more reliable language. With front-end technologies increasing may be PHP have less jobs than Front-end developers. But you cant ignore that its the most reliable scripting language from last 20 years. Being a Zend Certified PHP Engineer, I love working with PHP. I worked with many Progressive Web App's these days using Angular, Native but PHP is undeniable choice for developing API.

[@abhijeetchauhan7313]

But why students are moving towards Django and node js from php sql if this is the case then should I directly go for node js??

[@okfaraon]

GRAY HAT Because they think that their shitty code could work faster there.

[@gauravnagar3712]

node js is love for me but still it has some cons like very less platform to deploy and hard to deploy it

[@gauravnagar3712]

php is like bike and nodejs is like supercar

[@udg-g4v]

@@gauravnagar3712 you still didn't got the point he is trying to make. It depends on the use case. If you are dealing with tons of I/O calls node js is the best possible tech stack. But if you are doing some CPU intensive work that nodejs is not a good choice. It depends on the use case. Simply loving a programming language is not the way to go

[@gauravnagar3712]

@@udg-g4v i know this and this same answer i have given to some other person in this comment section

[@jigarjoshi6329]

my path of learning programming is html css(bootsrap) javascript. php(laravel) wordpress (i want to work as freelancer after learning all that stuff) and after learning all this languages i will learn nodejs and django but part time. (and english also hehe)

[@ShivamSingh-sy3ce]

2018:- i thought python will kill php. 2019:- ghanta Php is a daddy of python

[@seriouscapitalist]

Actually no language is ever killed but the scope at which a langauge is used is being narrowed

[@r3n736]

python usage is actually reducing as a server-side language. PHP 90% Python 1%

[@yesyouarerightbut3200]

@ Yup. Python is good for AI, ML, Data Science but not in Web Development. PHP and Node.js are best choice for Web Development.

[@arunmadathil2825]

@ Python is a general purpose programming lan so no doubt it can be used every where..

[@anmolkaithwas]

Thank u you sir i just search that u explained ...great men u remove the negativity

[@MohamedHassan-pj2cl]

php MySQL Pdo Oop Laravel Wordpress

[@ojsojs6004]

You should include swoole with php.

[@vacho8182]

im a php programmer and I found this very true and accurate

[@shounakchandra2631]

Sir make video on Rasberry pi

[@rajkarmakar3927]

Yeah😄

[@shounakchandra2631]

@@rajkarmakar3927 Bah ..Bah

[@PANKAJKUMAR-fe8zn]

superb and very knowledgeable video for me.....just i am learning PHP .this video is really very helpful for me

[@mcorleone77]

he could have just gone straight to the 7th minute.

[@Pem8888]

I am learning Laravel. thank you for your video.

[@MMANJUNATH18]

I like working with Laravel

[@amruthesh]

Caught you 😃

[@priyanshu998]

Yes, I am also working on php framework code igniter and laravel. Planning to learn JavaScript, node django. I don't know how tuff for me to learn these technologies. But sir you motivated me for learn these technologies 😁 thank you so much

[@adityarajkumawat1015]

Mysql+php = groza+AWM

[@sagarsharma8254]

Awm+8x

[@antanaskiselis7919]

Originally php dev here. Although I've moved more towards the frontend during the years. I also picked up Rust for learning on my spare time. Great nifty language. Super easy to get in and learn common patterns in programming and get productive fast. I'm although a bit disappointed with fixating on wordpress. Symfony / Laravel is usually more lucrative and allows to progress as developer, although these were mentioned they weren't put on the spotlight as much it seems. You can easily find yourself locked into CMS ecosystems. Problem is that most of those CMS are really old and not in sync of how quality code is done now days so what you learn there won't carry over all that much into your career, and to keep investing into them when we have cloud hosting + static site generators like gatsby doesn't seem optimal. That being said php somewhat does suffer from existential threat and have been in decline in past few years. And that's not due to language being bad in particular, but the platforms we do our applications changing. That being multi core processing and cloud computing. Given that Zend is no longer going to finance development of PHP the future of the language past php 8 is a bit daunting as it's not clear if it will manage to adapt quick enough to changing demands. We'll see if community will step in. For those who do php well. Languages like Go can prove be rather easy to pick up. Although .. at current state Go has nowhere near the support for SQL databases as PHP with it's DBAL abstraction. So by no means I advise to stop doing php. But you might want to look around a bit too. And as video author mentioned, once you get in grips with PHP other general purpose programming languages aren't that difficult to get into. The hardest part will be usually async. That's why I recommended Go :) as it's async model writes like sync code much like what you do in php.

[@seriouscapitalist]

PHP in 2019 sucks like it sucked always and will always suck :D

[@MuhammadAhmed-vi2xt]

html,css,javascript,jquery,bootstrap,php,mysql and api. This is complete path to become full stack web developer.

[@Rohit-eg9jo]

Videos worth watching

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Thanks

[@danimvijay3089]

I don't think python is loved by many because of the abundance of packages as mentioned in the video. The reason for that much packages is the simplicity in the first place. I feel like when we look at the root case, python is popular because it is simpler. Which made people to create many packages with it. And just don't think it is the single reason. It all depends on perspective.

[@RunOs3]

I love Python because gets me jobs industries Php won't.

[@HiteshCodeLab]

Point taken.

[@gabrielnzete8913]

Your statement is so right.... people from php background end up learning multiple languages and that so fast

[@deeproy7292]

I love JAVA

[@yesyouarerightbut3200]

Me too

[@EduLifeUniversity]

Just loved it. Thank you Hitesh