Advanced PHP Developer Course Overview

Prerequisites for Advanced PHP Developer Course

To ensure a smooth learning experience and maximize your success in the Advanced PHP Developer course, it is important to meet the following prerequisites:

• Strong knowledge of PHP programming
• Familiarity with object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts
• Basic understanding of database interactions
• Experience with web development and HTTP protocols

Meeting these prerequisites will prepare you to dive into the advanced features and best practices covered in this course. If you have a solid foundation in PHP and are comfortable with the basics, you're ready to take your skills to the next level!

Target Audience for Advanced PHP Developer

1. Introduction: The Advanced PHP Developer course at Koenig Solutions is designed for experienced PHP programmers looking to master advanced features, OOP, and contemporary development practices in PHP.

   
   

2. Job Roles and Target Audience:

   
   

• Senior PHP Developers
• Full Stack Developers
• Software Engineers
• Backend Developers
• IT Consultants
• PHP Architects
• Lead Developers
• Technical Team Leaders
• Web Application Developers
• Development Managers
• Software Development Consultants
• CTOs and Tech Leads in Startups
• PHP Freelancers aiming to upgrade skills
• Project Managers working with PHP teams
• System Analysts specializing in PHP applications

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Advanced PHP Developer?

Advanced PHP Developer Course - Learning Objectives and Outcomes

Introduction: The Advanced PHP Developer course is designed to enhance your existing PHP knowledge by delving into advanced features, best practices, object-oriented programming, database interaction, web services, security, and deployment techniques.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Utilize New PHP Features:

  • Master advanced features introduced in PHP 7+ and PHP 8 (e.g., anonymous classes, named arguments, and JIT compiler).

• Error Handling and Coding Standards:

  • Implement custom error handlers, adhere to coding standards (PSR guidelines), and adopt SOLID principles for maintainable code.

• Advanced Object-Oriented Programming:

  • Utilize traits, late static bindings, namespaces, and design patterns (Singleton, Factory, Strategy, Observer) for robust OOP applications.

• Database Interaction and Optimization:

  • Write complex SQL queries, optimize databases, and use ORM tools like Doctrine for efficient data management.

• Building and Consuming APIs:

  • Develop RESTful and GraphQL APIs, handle asynchronous PHP tasks, and create real-time applications with WebSockets.

• Security and Testing:

  • Implement advanced security measures to prevent SQL injection