
Identify and set up essential development tools for PHP, including editors like PhpStorm or Sublime, composer, a version control system, and terminal commands for an object-oriented PHP course.
Create a basic php folder structure with app, public, and includes; organize css and javascript in public, and place header and footer in includes, then bootstrap via cdn.
Configure PHP to use Amazon S3 by creating a config file with your AWS keys, securing credentials, and autoloading the SDK for seamless access.
Configure secure API access by defining the latest version, selecting the correct region, and supplying the AWS key, secret, and bucket name for PHP file uploads to S3.
Instantiate the CloudFront client with the SDK version and region, then define the object name, stream host, and expiration to generate a signed URL for the S3 object.
Conclude the PHP course by thanking students, inviting feedback and five-star reviews, and guiding them to explore other courses in JavaScript, object oriented programming, and Python on the instructor's profile.
Set up an ajax post request to submit a form, send form data to the server, handle success callbacks, and log results to console during the upload workflow.
This is a small course focus on uploading files to the cloud in this case Amazon S3 which stands for Amazon Simple Storage Service. The great thing about S3 is that is very cheap and very scaleable.
Wether you are building a blog, video or photo application as your application gets bigger you might need to start saving your data somewhere else rather than in your server.
Hosting your videos and photos with S3 can really improve your application speed, hosting prices and even your SEO results.
This course focuses on Amazon S3 but after you learn how to do it wth S3 you will find easier to do it with other cloud space providers.