Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
3 Hour(s) 22 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Laurence Svekis
Rating
Course Overview
Use JavaScript and PHP to create a database submission AJAX form. Project using JSON AJAX PHP mySQL JavaScript together
Learn how to make a DYNAMIC WEB FORM that uses AJAX to pass data to MySQL. Learn how to make your HTML page content interact with BACK-END code.
Learn how to make JavaScript come to life, we show you all the building blocks you need to create your own JavaScript interactive applications.
Source files included!!! No wasted time we get right to the point. Lots of extras to help you learn.
This course covers JavaScript and the fundamental code syntax. We show you the DOM and why it is essential for dynamic web content. Then jquery in order to save time and speed up the design process. JSON to transfer data between front and back end code. Then PHP constructor code to interact with MySQL to bring data in from a web form. No page refresh with AJAX form submission. Also use AJAX to pull data from PHP in JSON format to output it on your webpage. This is a course that brings it all together how it work together. An AJAX web form can be then used in many variations in order to build out your own dynamic AJAX pages. We also use bootstrap for styling. Learn how to output PHP array data as JSON so that it can be brought into JavaScript to placed within HTML.
Everything you need to learn about creating Dynamic JavaScript web applications is provided within this course.
- no wasted time watching someone type
- quick lessons get right to the point
- fully covered topics with real world examples
- source files downloadable to work along
- challenges and lessons
- 30 day money back guarantee
- new course material added regularly
- trusted name in education since 2002
- full HD easy to read source coding
- quick response support to students
- regular discussions
Course Content
- 6 section(s)
- 33 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction to course and how to use it
- Section 2 JavaScript Essentials
- Section 3 PHP essentials PHP connection to MySQL Databases
- Section 4 Real World AJAX JSON and PHP Project
- Section 5 Additional Resources
- Section 6 Coding examples JavaScript HTML CSS
What You’ll Learn
- create dynamic web pages, use AJAX to access server content, use JavaScript to access the DOM, update HTML content via JavaScript, use jQUERY, use bootstrap
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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HHarley Gulliver
Not a great course, or as Udemy describes 1 star, "Awful, not what I expected at all". I'm a beginner, but after taking Harvard's CS50 and Colt Steele's bootcamp, I can tell that this course is not what is advertised. Mainly, the instructor cannot explain the material well, or indepth at least. For example, whenever an unexpected error pops up in the teacher's code, the videos are just cut/edited with no explanation. I expect the teacher does not know the content as much as advertised. Regarding content, section 4 is basically the same as section 3. If you're new and trying to learn JavaScript, then section 2 will be very off-putting. Section 5 is clearly from another course, and merely goes over the previous two sections' content. Section 6 is bizarre and seems irrelevant to the course. I signed up for this course because I was about 80% through Colt Steele's excellent (and regularly updated) bootcamp and I wanted to learn PHP specifically which isn't in Colt's course (as far as I know), and while yes I've learnt a bit from this course, I could probably learn the same but better from YouTube, as this course provides no indepth teaching, as it appears that the teacher lacks experience with the material.
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PPierre de Witt
This course was made in 2015 and hasn't been updated since. It uses PHP v5 and the current version (as of this writing) is v8. I can't exactly figure out who could benefit from taking this course because beginners are certainly going to be confused and intermediate users will find a lot of it redundant and unnecessary. Why are there so many lessons in Section2 devoted to basic JS knowledge when course requirements clearly state that students should have prior JS knowledge? In some videos, the instructor skims through many lines of code or the lines are already written (and without comments). No planning takes place prior to the instructor beginning the lesson so debugging parts are scattered throughout the videos. The last lesson about Bootstrap doesn't give any usable information about implementation or features making it mere filler content. I wish the instructor made a working website and showed all the AJAX, JSON and PHP functionality in situ. Instead of this approach, he just types out nonsense words and swiftly goes back and forth between the screens.
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BBill Schneider
Great course. I'm a novice at Javascript, but Laurence made all the concepts clear. I know that I'll have to rewatch many of the sections for it to sink in, so its nice to have that option.
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MMurat Çukur
Javascript and Ajax topics are well rendered and author just give the information someone will need on project. Good job ..
