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PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #34 – Ternary Operators

Hey gang, in this PHP tutorial I’ll show you how to use the ternary operator. —————————————- Course Links: + Course files … Original source
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MySQL tutorial for Beginners #7 WHERE

Want to learn a MySQL from a beginner level? Then this video is just for you. Continue your journey to web development with MySQL MySQL Tutorial Playlist: … Original source
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MySQL tutorial for Beginners #3 SHOW

Want to learn a MySQL from a beginner level? Then this video is just for you. Continue your journey to web development with MySQL MySQL Tutorial Playlist: … Original source
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PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #17 – Forms in PHP

Hey all, in this PHP tutorial we’ll carry on with our project by looking at forms in PHP – how to capture data, send POST & GET requests and how to handle those … Original source
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PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #4 – Variables & Constants

Hey gang, in this PHP tutorial I’ll explain the difference between normal variables and constants, and show you how to use both of them. Original source
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PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #5 – Strings

Hey gang, in this PHP tutorial I’ll explain one of the many data types in PHP – strings. —————————————- Course Links: + Course files -… Original source
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PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #12 – Continue & Break

Continue and break are two important keywords in PHP, so in this tutorial I’ll show you how we can use them to break out of the normal loop cycle. Original source
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PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #3 – Your First PHP File

Hey gang, in this PHP tutorial we’ll create our first PHP file and run it on our local server. —————————————- Course Links: + Course files… Original source
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PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #29 – Control Flow Alt Syntax

Hey gang, in this PHP tutorial I’ll explain a cleaner way to write control flow statements in our HTML templates. —————————————- Course … Original source
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PHP Tutorial (& MySQL) #27 – Rendering Data to the Browser

Hey gang, in this PHP tutorial I’ll show you how to take the data we get from the database and render it to the browser inside our HTML template. Original source