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PHP Object-Oriented PHP Basics (Retired) Inheritance, Interfaces, and Exceptions Static Methods and Properties

Oscar Mauricio Lancheros Murillo
Oscar Mauricio Lancheros Murillo
3,608 Points
Posted by Oscar Mauricio Lancheros Murillo
Oscar Mauricio Lancheros Murillo
3,608 Points

Why don´t we have workspaces on php course of OOP...?

Why don´t we have workspaces on php course of OOP...?

4 Answers

Kevin Korte
Kevin Korte
28,148 Points
Kevin Korte
Kevin Korte
28,148 Points

Workspaces is relatively new, and the video may have been produced before workspaces was launched.

Munna Rohini
PLUS
Munna Rohini
Courses Plus Student 273 Points
Munna Rohini
Munna Rohini
Courses Plus Student 273 Points

It's best to tryout your code from your local computer. I never used the workspaces. With notepad++ and PHP + MySQL installation, you don't have to worry about anything. You can also try different codes and explore the PHP manual easily with your own php installation. To master this language, you should keep exploring new things :)

Daniel P
Daniel P
3,362 Points
Daniel P
Daniel P
3,362 Points

You can start workspaces from new videos(even bookmark it) and then start this course or any other "older" ones, and write code. It will work just fine. I prefer workspaces because they are very simple, they don't require any installation and you can work from anywhere. It saves your code and you can continue anytime afterwards...