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learn how to write better code using solid principles in PHPyou will learn by practice Content and OverviewThis course is designed for the PHP developer who wants to learn in-depth how to use SOLID from their code. I designed the course to be easily understood by PHP developers who have no previous experience of using SOLID , and who want to write better code. Learning the techniques in this course will enable you to write better code with industry standards.Suitable for all PHP developers, you'll start by learning the basics of how to write solid code.You'll know the right and wrong ways of consuming SOLID in PHP, along with their advantages and disadvantages.We'll write a full Code For all principles from scratch, with each concept explained in detail at every stage.Throughout the course, we'll build code that you can reuse in all your projects.All the source code developed in the lectures is available to download.All the time we'll adhere to industry standards and best practices.Each section has short, self-contained lectures that you can go back to reinforce specific concepts if you need to.When you complete the course you'll be able to Write SOLID Principles in your PHP applications. Complete with all the code shown in the lectures, you'll be able to work alongside the instructor and will receive a verifiable certificate of completion upon finishing the course.Also, at all times throughout the course, you have access to the instructor in the Q & A section to ask for help with any topic related to the course.Enrol now and become a master of SOLID in PHP!steps for this course for every principle 1 - Concept Overview 2 - wrong way for the principle 3 - right way for the principle 4 - achieve this principle by writing code What you'll learnUnderstand what are solid principles Learn how to use all principles practically Check the wrong and right code Learn why we use solid principles The essential skills required to use SOLID with PHP.You will learn more than 5 principles in this course SRP - Single Responsibility Principle OCP - Open-Closed Principle LSP - Liskove Substitution Principle ISP - Interface Segregation Principle DIP - Dependency Inversion Principle KISS - Keep it simple and stupid DRY - Don not Repeat YourselfYAGNI - You are not gonna to need it and more in this course

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