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Set up essential PHP tools for this course, Mac or Windows environments, Brackets, PhpStorm, and Composer, and download reference files to code with a third party SMS API.
Set up Twilio credentials, including the account SID and auth token, for later use in the SMS app. Securely store test credentials and the test number.
Set up PHP sessions and output buffering, include required files, and download header and footer templates that use Bootstrap to prepare the SMS sending script.
Set up a code page to auto-send a verification code to phones using the Twilio REST API, generate a unique code, and store it in a database for verification.
Create a database and a verifications table with a code column, establish a PHP connection, and insert the verification code to test the SMS verification flow.
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The course has been UPDATED in April 9th, 2020. I created all the lectures brand new from scratch.
In this course, you are going to learn to implement an SMS feature to any PHP website or application.
Most web applications are using SMS to verify user identity these days and these feature has become necessary to any application.
As more people get online these days, more hackers and bad people as well, and they are after user identities. Companies have understood how important is to secure their user data and that's why more features are being implemented all the time.
We more security questions, more Recaptcha code, email verifications, and no more phone call verifications than ever before. You as a developer should know how to implement this to your applications.
Come join me in this new adventure and let's get ahead of the game today!