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Posted by krishna sapkal
krishna sapkal
Courses Plus Student 53 Points

What after i learned basics?

I have learned php basics, object orinted php, pdos, frameworks nearly everythning from tree house what after that ?

3 Answers

Toivo Nkandi
Toivo Nkandi
2,456 Points
Toivo Nkandi
Toivo Nkandi
2,456 Points

You go ahead and learn more. And while you're doing so think of ways coding can help you, your family, or your community.

krishna sapkal
krishna sapkal
Courses Plus Student 53 Points

Should i learn a new language for web development or should i keep on learning php only?

Kyle Adkins
Kyle Adkins
11,315 Points
Kyle Adkins
Kyle Adkins
11,315 Points

I advise getting really good in one language before moving onto another. Makes it easier to understand the differences between the languages & what they're best used for. In the end, languages are just tools. A lot of them do basically the same thing, but some are better at certain things than others. It's better to be really good in one than average in several. So come up with ideas for projects on your own and build them with PHP and see where that takes you.

krishna sapkal
krishna sapkal
Courses Plus Student 53 Points

tysm for the advise :)

missgeekbunny
missgeekbunny
37,033 Points
missgeekbunny
missgeekbunny
37,033 Points

What I'd advise having a good chunk of experience in php is if you enjoy it and want to continue with it, go start to do projects you start on your own from concept to finish and see what you can build that will challenge you. It's amazing the things you can learn when you break code.

krishna sapkal
krishna sapkal
Courses Plus Student 53 Points

tysm