Brief Summary
This course is all about using PDO with PHP to make secure database queries. You'll get hands-on experience in creating, reading, updating, and deleting data across different databases without the hassle of constant rewrites. Sounds fun, right?
Key Points
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PDO stands for PHP Data Objects.
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PDO provides a secure way to access various databases.
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You can create, read, update, and delete data using the same functions.
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Basic Object Oriented Programming knowledge is helpful but not necessary.
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This course focuses on practical skills without wasting time.
Learning Outcomes
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Understand the basics of PDO and its advantages.
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Learn to connect PHP applications to various databases securely.
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Master the CRUD operations using PDO.
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Get comfortable with data-access abstraction in PDO.
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Build more secure applications with PHP and MySQL.
About This Course
Learn PHP Data Object Objects or PDO and make better secured database queries.
PDO is the best way to access databases in PHP among other web programming languages. PDO is not database specific, so we can use it to connect and control data for a very broad selection of databases. PDO is most secured and easy way to access any database.
PDO stands for PHP Data Objects and a little Object Oriented Programming understanding is necessary but not required to follow the course.
The awesome thing about PDO is that because it offers data-access abstraction you can use the same functions to create, read, update and delete with any database you choose. PDO doesn't replace SQL or rewrites it but it adds features that are not accessible any other way.
If I am writing an application from scratch on PHP, IÂ mostly use PDOÂ to handle my queries since sometimes IÂ like to switch databases and it would be a hassle to rewrite the API for manipulating data in each database, OUCH.
In this course you will learn how to use PDO to Create, read, update, delete data from any database and lots more.
The best thing about this course is that it goes right to the point and it doesn't waste much time on trivial matters.
If you are ready to get started learning how to use PDO with PHP, lets go......
Irwan M.
Simple and straight forward.