課程資料
報名日期
全年招生
課程級別
學習模式
修業期
2 小時 37 分鐘
教學語言
英語
授課導師
Danyal Fayyaz
評分
2次瀏覽
課程簡介
In this course you will learn all you need to know to build a registration and login system in php.
In this course you will learn all you need to know to build a registration and login system in php.
This course will take you through the whole process in a step by step manner so that you can learn progressively and enhance your skills. I will be explaining all the steps in an easy to understand manner.
After completing this course you will not only be able to create a registration and login system but you will also understand the whole process.
Who is the Ideal Student?
- Beginners who are fairly new to PHP development
- Anyone who wants to learn how registration and login systems are created
What are the Requirements?
- Xampp installed(with PHP 5.6.15)
- A Text Editor(Brackets is preferred but can use any)
- Passion to Learn :)
After Completing the Course you will be able to:
- Create login and signup system
- Do form validations
- Create an email verification system
- Make parts of the application private
- Implement Remember Me functionality
- Work with cookies Sessions and SQL databases
課程章節
- 5 個章節
- 22 堂課
- 第 1 章 Introduction
- 第 2 章 Project Structure and UI Creation
- 第 3 章 Creating the Registration system
- 第 4 章 Creating the Login system
- 第 5 章 Uploading Project Online
課程內容
- Create login and signup system
- Do form validations
- Create an email verification system
- Make parts of the application private
- Implement Remember Me functionality
- Work with cookies Sessions and SQL databases
評價
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AAyoub Jarek
So clear with few mistakes but still informal, thank you a lot.
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VVictor Lopez
todas las explicaciones son muy claras. Excelente !
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JJuan Manuel Cuartas Bernal
Step by step and very well explained. I improved the result encoding the password because it is not safe to store passwords as plain text. In general it helped me at work and saved me days of research.
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MMarina Korasi
The code could not work to my project because it had the "header" code for the error messages (& to control the input) that "wanted" to redirect the user to the same page with the respective error message. I think using javascript or something else would have been better and more efficient.
