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PHP

about the PHP track

there are a lot of workshops in the library as well such as PHP7 and so on, should i follow the tracks? anyone can recommend which courses to do first ?

2 Answers

Jonathan Grieve
MOD
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 Points

Hi there,

The answer really depends on where you are in your PHP journey.

Luckily there's a PHP track for you on Treehouse for your level.

For absolute beginners, there's a Beginning PHP Track. This will walk you through the basics of the language and how to set up a local development environment.

But if you're already down with the basics you can move onto intermediate PHP and then later on to Object Oriented PHP which takes your PHP skills to another level. Intermediate PHP will show you how to use Databases with PHP to create more dynamic websites.

I hope this gives you an idea with what you'd like to explore with PHP on Treehouse. :)

Thanks for the reply im currently finished the php basics course on the beginning php track. so in your experience i should follow the tracks first and then fill with the workshops?

because there is a workshop called intro to php7 which is the latest features to php. this is the course u talked about in your discussion? https://teamtreehouse.com/library/build-a-basic-php-website

so your saying that the tracks are in good shape?

Jonathan Grieve
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 Points

I believe they are, yes. :)

Yes that's the course I was referring to. There's a second course after it that makes the course more dynamic with SQL functionality. That's in the Intermediate Python track.

u mean the intermediate PHP?