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PHP PHP Basics Daily Exercise Program Booleans

Filipe Pacheco
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PHP Standards Recommendations (PSR-2)

Hi, Alena Holligan , first I want to thank you for these new basic teachings. They are very enlightening and, so far, I'm getting to understand some basic things that I was missing.

Since you mentioned about PSR in this video. I've been reading about it, but some things are still very hard to understand. What are the possibilities on you making a course about it? I'm pretty sure many students would enjoy that.

Thomas Dimnet
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Hey Filipe,

there is already a course here on Treehouse about PHP Best Practices and especially PSR: https://teamtreehouse.com/library/php-standards-and-best-practices

This course is a little complicated but if you take your time on it and you use a pen and a piece of paper, you will understand the main aspect of PSR. For example it really helped me to have a better understanding of PHP and how to create reusable piece of codes for everyone. And the Alena's Workshop about Error Handling is also quite useful.

Cheers. Thomas.

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