Build 13 Projects with PHP MySQL Bootstrap and PDO

Install XAMPP to set up a local development server with Apache, MySQL, PHP, and phpMyAdmin; configure components, start the control panel, and verify localhost with index.php.

Fetch and display products from the database on the index page using the config file, PDO queries, and a foreach loop to render image, title, price, and description.

Implement dynamic PayPal payments in PHP by passing a product id, fetching the price with a PDO query from the products table, and completing the purchase.

Locate the HTML and CSS form files in resources, then create a config.php for the database and test locally with phpMyAdmin to start the project.

Create an includes folder with header.php and footer.php to reduce duplicate code across index, post, and single pages, using PHP require to include them.

Learn to fetch all replies for a specific post using PHP and MySQL, querying replies by post_id, iterating results to access author name and created date.

Build dynamic post pages by fetching single post data from a MySQL database with PHP, displaying title, body, date, author, and category, and show latest posts ordered by created_at.

Set up a PHP PDO connection to MySQL, configure host, db name, user, and password, enable exception handling, and create tasks table with id, task name, and date default current_timestamp.

Learn how to build a php mysql bootstrap page that inserts user submitted urls into a database and displays short urls with click counts.

Learn to send emails from PHP using PHPMailer over Gmail SMTP, configure credentials, and test with a local project setup.

Learn to build and process a Bootstrap-styled email form in PHP, sending emails from index.php via POST and handling name, email, subject, and message inputs with dynamic sender details.

Create and process a php registration page by validating post inputs, inserting into the users table with prepared statements, and hashing passwords for security.

Build a comment system within a prior authentication-based blog posting setup, creating a simple CMS that supports posts and comments, using Ajax and jQuery for posting and data display.

Fix the bug by checking the session username against the comment author in PHP, displaying the delete button only to the creator.

Fetch and display ratings for each post in a PHP MySQL Bootstrap project, loading the initial rating on page load and defaulting missing ratings to zero.