Short Description
Create a Database Driven Blog with Authentication, Validated Contact Forms, & Session Variables using PHP, MYSQL, & AJAX
What you’ll learn
- Creating Dynamic Web Pages in PHP
- Creating a MySQL Database to store Member Data
- Creating PHP & AJAX Validated Member Registration Forms
- Creating PHP & AJAX Validated Member Login Authentication
- Working with Session Variables – Login/Logout Functionality
- Developing Validated Contact Forms for Web to Email Transmission via SMTP
- PhpMailer Integration to facilitate Email Transmission
- Uploading the Project from a Local Testbed to a Production Server
This course includes:
- 2 hours on-demand video
- 1 downloadable resource
- Full lifetime access
- Access on mobile and TV
- Certificate of completion
Requirements
- Basic Computer Skills
Description
This course offers a hands-on approach in learning how to develop web applications using PHP, MySQL, and AJAX.
Students will develop a blog with MySQL database integration. The project aims to cover the following key concepts:
- Creating Dynamic Web Pages in PHP
- Creating a MySQL Database to store Member Data.
- Creating PHP & AJAX Validated Member Registration Forms
- Creating PHP & AJAX Validated Member Login Authentication
- Working with Session Variables – Login/Logout Functionality
- Developing Validated Contact Forms for Web to Email Transmission via SMTP
- PhpMailer Integration to facilitate Email Transmission
- Uploading the Project from a Local Testbed to a Production Server
The concepts explored in this course will help students learn the essential skills necessary to develop web applications of any size and complexity.
Who this course is for:
- Students interested in learning how to Build Web Applications
- Students interested in Learning how to code in PHP
- Students interested in building their own Blog
- Students interested in Creating Contact forms with PHP & AJAX form Validation
- Students interested in Building User Authenticated Login Forms
- Students interested in learning how to Install and Configure PhpMailer
- Students interested in learning how to store User Data into MySQL Tables
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