Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 15 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Edwin Diaz | 900,000+ Students, Coding Faculty Solutions
Rating
Course Overview
Learn to send SMS messages with your PHP application
The course has been UPDATED in April 9th, 2020. I created all the lectures brand new from scratch.
In this course, you are going to learn to implement an SMS feature to any PHP website or application.
Most web applications are using SMS to verify user identity these days and these feature has become necessary to any application.
As more people get online these days, more hackers and bad people as well, and they are after user identities. Companies have understood how important is to secure their user data and that's why more features are being implemented all the time.
We more security questions, more Recaptcha code, email verifications, and no more phone call verifications than ever before. You as a developer should know how to implement this to your applications.
Come join me in this new adventure and let's get ahead of the game today!
Course Content
- 2 section(s)
- 14 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Let's get some tools first and set it up.
- Section 2 Let's start coding
What You’ll Learn
- Learn to send SMS messages in their PHP Application
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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RRavi Ranjan
good course for sending sms through php
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CCraig Duhn
Its nice to see this course getting a refresh! Another great course from Edwin!!!!
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CCharles
Yes, as usual Edwin is engaging and fun, on this course however I got stuck with trying to get the current Twilio sdk to work, the problem was using the "use" command in a function fixed with leaving off the "use" and instantating directly "$client = new Twiio\Rest\Client($account_sid, $auth_token). I enjoyed the course and it was good for me to work out this problem. Thanks Edwin
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RRussConte
The explanation of how to install composer was missing a lot of steps that I had to figure out myself. The install of twilio is still not working, and I'm following the steps exactly using the same tools. I'm seriously hoping this improves in the next lectures.
