About the PHP OOP Training Course
PHP OOP organizes code around objects rather than actions, allowing for more flexible, organized, and reusable code, enhancing the efficiency and simplifying the complexity of software development. This course helps users to understand the syntax and structural elements of PHP.
After taking this course you will be able to:
- Leverage OOP techniques in your applications
- Create OOP data-driven web applications
- Analyze, filter, and validate input data
- Access a database using PHP data objects (PDO)
- Build and consume XML-based SOAP services
- Make REST API requests to remote web services and process the return data
- Learn how to better recognize and improve upon inefficient coding practices
- How to throw and handle exceptions and errors
- Learn best practices
- Interact with a database using PHP's MySQL functions.
Ready to Get Started?
On-demand and live, instructor-led sessions are now available. Get started via the links below.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is designed for PHP developers who have taken the PHP Foundations course, have experience developing a major PHP project, or 6 months of hands-on PHP experience.
Prerequisites
Before taking this course you should have equivalent knowledge of:
- Quotes and comments
- Data types
- Operators
- Constants and variables
- Arrays
- Conditional and looping constructs
- Functions
- PHP/HTML integration
Why Take the Course?
The vast majority of PHP code these days is written using OOP techniques. Taking this course is essential for any developer with foundation-level PHP experience who wishes to advance to the next level. This course equips you with powerful tools to create dynamic database-driven web applications, enhancing your versatility as a developer.
Mastering OOP principles in PHP, along with a knowledge of making REST or SOAP requests, can boost your employability and market value, given the high demand for skilled PHP developers in diverse industries like e-commerce, social media, and content management systems.