PhpStorm and docker master class. Best php IDE for fullstack

PhpStorm and docker master class. Best php IDE for fullstack, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4, with 48 lectures, based on 78 reviews, and has 13221 subscribers.

You will learn about Instal phpstorm navigate thecode, files and folders and all shortcuts Create laravel projects Integrate git and github remote server configuration and automatic upload Debugging with xdebug watchers configuration for webpack and typescript debugging with javascript This course is ideal for individuals who are php developer or web developer or frontend developer or backend developer It is particularly useful for php developer or web developer or frontend developer or backend developer.

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Summary

Title: PhpStorm and docker master class. Best php IDE for fullstack

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: 44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Instal phpstorm

navigate thecode, files and folders and all shortcuts

Create laravel projects

Integrate git and github

remote server configuration and automatic upload

Debugging with xdebug

watchers configuration for webpack and typescript

debugging with javascript

Who Should Attend

php developer

web developer

frontend developer

backend developer

Target Audiences

php developer

web developer

frontend developer

backend developer

PhpStorm master class. The Best php IDE for fullstack development and docker container and images management

Full support of all php8features.

HTML / CSS / JavaScript editor with all the features of webstorm

Make the most of PhpStorm to develop with php

optimize it for Laravel

automate frontend tasks sass, webpack.

PhpStorm, my favorite IDE, is one of the best IDEs for working with PHP based web projects

PhpStormis perfect for working with Symfony, Laravel, Drupal, WordPress, Zend Framework, Magento, Joomla!, CakePHP, Yii and other frameworks.

Front-end technologies included Make the most of cutting-edge front-end technologies, such as HTML 5, CSS, Sass, Less, Stylus, CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Emmet and JavaScript, with refactoring, debugging and unit testing available. See changes instantly in the browser with Live Edit.

Version control system integration, remote deployment support, database / SQL, command line tools, Docker, Composer, RESTclient and many other tools.

All WebStorm features are included in PhpStorm, with full support for PHP and database / SQL added on top of it.

PHPDocsupport, code (re) arranger and formatter, quick-fixes.

Code refactoring reliably with Rename, Move, Delete, Extract Method, Inline Variable, Push members Up / Pull members Down, Change Signature and many more refactoring

It works with Xdebug and Zend Debugger, and can be used both locally and remotely. Unit Testing with PHPUnit, BDD with Behat and profiler integration are all also available.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:

Installation

Configuration

Navigating interfaces and shortcuts

Navigation in code and files

Refactoring

Creation of live templates

Debug with xdebug

Install docker

create docker containers

Access docker containers from phpstorm

Javascript debugging

Connection to databases such as mysql and oracle

GIT and GITHUB connection

Remote Server connectiono

Configuration and automatic upload with ftp, sftp and ssh

Optimization and plugin for laravel

Creation of watchers for webapck and typescript

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: phpstorm Introduction

Lecture 2: phpstorm .Installing

Lecture 3: phpstorm. Configuring phpstorm and creating a project

Chapter 2: Configuring phpstorm and navigating the menu

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Opening a php storm project and searching in files

Lecture 2: phpstorm. Configuring a phpstorm project. Line ending and file encoding

Lecture 3: phpstorm. Configuration of phpstorm toolbars and views

Lecture 4: Note on installing php

Chapter 3: Installing php in windows

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Installing php

Lecture 2: phpstorm. Adding php to the path

Lecture 3: phpstorm. Installing php 8

Lecture 4: phpstorm. Installing xdebug

Chapter 4: Installing php in mac

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Installing php

Chapter 5: Installing php in ubuntu linux

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Installing php

Lecture 2: phpstorm. Installing xdebug

Chapter 6: Creating phpstorm projects

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Creating a phpstorm project from CVS

Lecture 2: phpstorm. Cloning and creating a phpstorm project with git from github

Lecture 3: phpstorm. Create, clone, push and merge a github project

Lecture 4: phpstorm. Loading files of a project to a remote server with ssh and ftp

Lecture 5: Phpstorm. Navigating a remote host with ssh and ftp

Chapter 7: Creating and refactoring php code with phpstorm

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Navigating and refactoring in php code

Lecture 2: phpstorm. Refactoring php code with phpstorm

Lecture 3: phpsCreating a file with phpstorm, generating getters and setters of a php class

Lecture 4: phpstorm. Creating php code templates and live templates with phpstorm

Chapter 8: Debugging with phpstorm

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Configuring xdebug for phpstorm

Lecture 2: phpstorm. Step by step debug with phpstorm and xdebug

Chapter 9: Using docker with phpstorm

Lecture 1: Install docker on mac

Lecture 2: Installing Docker on Ubuntu

Lecture 3: Docker. Install wsl2 and unbuntu on windows

Lecture 4: Installing docker desktop on windows

Lecture 5: Docker. Run a php-apache image and mount a volume

Lecture 6: Docker. Creating our own image with Dockerfile with apache and php

Lecture 7: Docker. Creating a mariadb container

Lecture 8: Docker. Creating mariadb image and container

Lecture 9: Docker. Creating volume. Mapping volume to mariadb data

Lecture 10: Docker. Creating networks. Connecting mariadb container with apache-php containe

Lecture 11: Docker. Docker-compose file. Composing different services with a dockercompose

Chapter 10: Http client and REST console

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Http client and REST console

Chapter 11: Database with phpstorm

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Configuring a connection at mysql, creating tables and modifying data

Chapter 12: Laravel with phpstorm

Lecture 1: phpstorm. Creating a laravel project with composer

Lecture 2: phpstorm. Laravel. Autocomplete in Model, controller and factories

Lecture 3: phpstorm. Laravel. Autocomplete of Facades and Models with Laravel-ide-helper

Chapter 13: Frontend with phpstorm. Html, css e javascript

Lecture 1: phpstorm Settings for javascript

Lecture 2: phpstorm Html and css projects

Lecture 3: Phpstorm. Javascript debugging

Lecture 4: PhpStorm. File watchers. Configuring webpack

Lecture 5: phpstorm Creating a react application, autocomplete, refactoring and debugging

Lecture 6: phpstorm Creating angular app, module and autocomplete

Lecture 7: phpstorm Angular material & debugging

Instructors

Hidran Arias
Software Engineer

Elena Giardini
Student, Translator, Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes

2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 17 votes

4 stars: 23 votes

5 stars: 35 votes

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