Udemy - Create a PHP Login and Registration System From Scratch 2018

Description

This course will teach you how to create a full login, logout and user registration system for your website. You’ll learn about PHP, MySQL, JavaScript (jQuery and Ajax), and Git (using GitHub).

Learn how to create a website login and registration system using PHP, JavaScript, Ajax, JSON and MySQL. This course will show you everything you need to know to make a full login-logout system with a user registration bonus.

This is a fast paces course, but you’ll a lot of advanced concepts that a typical “build a login system” course won’t teach you.

You’ll learn MORE than just how to make a login system. This course includes topics on:

How to use JavaScript and jQuery to create an Ajax request to register and login users.
Create a login and user registration system from scratch using PHP and MySQL
All the code is on GitHub for you to view at any time (the real code and it’s history).
Downloadable code after each lesson.
Lessons on security and password protection.
How to create members-only pages.
How to create Classes from basic functions.
Secure database connections using PDO instead of MySQLi (PDO is the OOP way, and is considered “better”).
What to build next on your own.

You’ll learn how to code a full login system, with registration, logout and member-only access pages.

Almost every website on the planet has a login system. It’s about time yours does too. The best part about creating your own login system (and taking this course) is the skill you’ll gain: you’ll be able to put a login system into EVERY website you design in your future. It’s very easy once you learn how to do it — and that’s why you’re here: to learn how to code your own login system from scratch.

I look forward to seeing you inside the course!
Who is the target audience?

Anyone who wants to create a website login/logout/registration system
Developers who are familiar with basic HTML and CSS

Requirements

You should be comfortable with HTML, CSS and JS, but it’s not technically required.
You should know some PHP and MySQL, but it’s not a requirement.