Laminas PHP Framework Course Overview

Target Audience for Laminas PHP Framework

Introduction

The Laminas PHP Framework course is tailored for developers with a strong foundation in CORE PHP and OOP concepts, aiming to master the advanced features and functionalities of the Laminas framework.

Target Audience

• PHP Developers
• Full Stack Developers
• Web Application Developers
• Backend Developers
• Software Engineers
• Technical Leads and Architects
• IT Consultants
• Web Development Enthusiasts
• Database Administrators
• Software Development Managers
• DevOps Engineers
• Coding Bootcamp Graduates
• IT Professionals transitioning into web development
• Students and graduates with a background in computer science

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Laminas PHP Framework?

Introduction

The Laminas PHP Framework course provides comprehensive training on leveraging the Laminas (formerly ZEND) PHP Framework for building robust web applications. Students will master MVC architecture, database operations, security features, and RESTful API development.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand Laminas Framework Fundamentals:

  • Overview of Laminas and its benefits.
  • Understanding MVC architecture in Laminas.

• Installation and Basic Setup:

  • Installing PHP, Composer, and Laminas via Composer.
  • Configuring Laminas application and setting up database connections.

• CRUD Application Development:

  • Generating and running a basic CRUD application.
  • Testing and debugging the application.

• Models, Views, and Controllers:

  • Creating and managing models, data mappers, and table gateways.
  • Designing controllers and views, and managing data flow between them.
  • Implementing form handling and validation.

• Advanced Database Operations:

  • Performing advanced CRUD operations.
  • Implementing database migrations and schema changes.
  • Employing DAO and query builder techniques for data management.

• Security, Authentication, and Authorization:

  • Implementing data sanitization, validation, and preventing security vulnerabilities.
  • Setting up