Learning Doctrine The Easy Way!

Learning Doctrine The Easy Way!, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 107 lectures, based on 97 reviews, and has 645 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Learning Doctrine The Easy Way!

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 107

Number of Published Lectures: 107

Number of Curriculum Items: 107

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 107

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Once you have completed this training course, you will be fully capable of working with Doctrine to model database tables, perform, create, and read entities, build queries, and so much more

Learn how to use Doctrine

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for users that already have experience with PHP.

PHP Users

Target Audiences

This course is designed for users that already have experience with PHP.

PHP Users

In this Learning Doctrine training course, expert author Doug Bierer will teach you how to install and configure Doctrine for any PHP project. This course is designed for users that already have experience with PHP.

You will start by learning concepts and terms, then jump into installing Doctrine. From there, Doug teaches you how to create entities, perform create, read, update, and delete operations, and model a database. This video tutorial also covers the query builder, performance tuning, and incorporating Doctrine into frameworks. Finally, you will learn how to configure apps to use Doctrine with MongoDB and CouchDB.

Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of working with Doctrine to model database tables using entities, perform create, read, update and delete operations, build queries, and much more. A substantial number of working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview

Lecture 1: Important – Download These First – Working Files

Lecture 2: What Is Doctrine And Why Use It?

Lecture 3: About The Author

Lecture 4: What Is In This Course?

Lecture 5: How Do I Setup My Computer To Run The Demo Code?

Chapter 2: Concepts And Terms

Lecture 1: The Domain Model

Lecture 2: DBAL – Database Abstraction Layer

Lecture 3: ORM – Object Relational Mapping

Lecture 4: What Is An Entity?

Lecture 5: The Doctrine Entity Manager

Lecture 6: What Is A Mapper?

Lecture 7: What Is A Repository?

Lecture 8: What Are Life Cycle Events?

Lecture 9: Lab Exercise – Setting Up The Lab Infrastructure

Lecture 10: Lab Solution – Setting Up The Lab Infrastructure

Chapter 3: Doctrine Installation

Lecture 1: Prerequisites For Installing Doctrine

Lecture 2: Composer And Why Do I Need It?

Lecture 3: Installing Composer On Linux, Unix Or OSX

Lecture 4: Installing Composer On Windows

Lecture 5: What Is A Composer.json File?

Lecture 6: Installing Doctrine

Lecture 7: PHP Namespace

Lecture 8: Autoloading

Lecture 9: Configuring Apps To Use Doctrine

Lecture 10: Doctrine Command Line Tool

Lecture 11: Configuring The Doctrine Command Line Tool

Lecture 12: Lab Exercise – Installing Doctrine

Lecture 13: Lab Solution – Installing Doctrine

Lecture 14: Lab Exercise – Configuring The App For Doctrine

Lecture 15: Lab Solution – Configuring The App For Doctrine

Chapter 4: Using Entities

Lecture 1: Creating An Entity

Lecture 2: Docblock Annotations

Lecture 3: Defining Different Database Column Types In My Entity

Lecture 4: Creating A Repository

Lecture 5: Using The Command Line Tool To Update Entities And Database

Lecture 6: Lab Exercise – Creating Entities

Lecture 7: Lab Solution – Creating Entities

Lecture 8: Lab Exercise – Creating Repositories

Lecture 9: Lab Solution – Creating Repositories

Chapter 5: Create, Read, Update And Delete Operations

Lecture 1: Saving An Entity

Lecture 2: Reading An Entity

Lecture 3: Updating An Entity

Lecture 4: Deleting An Entity

Lecture 5: Create, Read, Update, And Delete Using DBAL

Lecture 6: Using Doctrine Query Language – DQL

Lecture 7: Using POS – Plain Old SQL

Lecture 8: Lab Exercise – Implementing Read Operations On Member Entity

Lecture 9: Lab Solution – Implementing Read Operations On Member Entity

Lecture 10: Lab Exercise – Implementing Create, Update, Delete Operations On Member Entity

Lecture 11: Lab Solution – Implementing Create, Update, Delete Operations On Member Entity

Chapter 6: Database Modeling

Lecture 1: Configuring A One To One Relationship Between Entities

Lecture 2: Configuring A One To Many Relationship Between Entities

Lecture 3: Using A Many To Many Relationship Between Entities

Lecture 4: Persisting Entities In A One To One Relationship

Lecture 5: Updating Entities In A One To One Relationship

Lecture 6: Deleting Entities In A One To One Relationship

Lecture 7: Persisting Entities In A One To N Relationship

Lecture 8: Updating Entities In A One To N Relationship

Lecture 9: Deleting Entities In A One To N Relationship

Lecture 10: Persisting Entities In A M To N Relationship

Lecture 11: Updating Entities In A M To N Relationship

Lecture 12: Deleting Entities In A M To N Relationship

Lecture 13: Using Doctrine With A Database View

Lecture 14: Lab Exercise – Establishing Relationship Between Members And Purchases

Lecture 15: Lab Solution – Establishing Relationship Between Members And Purchases

Lecture 16: Lab Exercise – Establishing Relationship Between Products And Purchases

Lecture 17: Lab Solution – Establishing Relationship Between Purchases And Products

Lecture 18: Lab Exercise – Rewriting The Purchase Process

Lecture 19: Lab Solution – Rewriting The Purchase Process

Chapter 7: Using The Query Builder

Lecture 1: What Is The Query Builder, And Why Use It?

Lecture 2: Performing Create, Read, Update, And Delete Using The DBAL Query Builder

Lecture 3: Using The ORM Query Builder

Lecture 4: Using The Expression Builder

Lecture 5: Improving Performance When Using The ORM Query Builder

Lecture 6: Lab Exercise – Implementing Basic Queries

Lecture 7: Lab Solution – Implementing Basic Queries

Lecture 8: Lab Exercise – Implementing A Join Using The Query Builder

Lecture 9: Lab Solution – Implementing A Join Using The Query Builder

Chapter 8: Performance Tuning

Lecture 1: What Are The General Performance Recommendations?

Lecture 2: Getting Performance Statistics

Lecture 3: Pagination In Doctrine

Lecture 4: Improving Performance Using Cache

Lecture 5: Improving Performance Using Proxies

Lecture 6: Using The Doctrine Event Manager

Lecture 7: Using Doctrine Life Cycle Events

Lecture 8: Using Doctrine Filters

Lecture 9: Improving Performance Using Doctrine Second Level Cache

Lecture 10: Implementing Transactions Using Doctrine

Lecture 11: Using Doctrine Inheritance Mapping

Lecture 12: What About Security?

Lecture 13: Known Doctrine Limitations And Issues

Lecture 14: Lab Exercise – Implementing Pagination

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4 stars: 28 votes

5 stars: 37 votes

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