Some people recommend Traversy Media and Programming with Gio . Not without blunders, but definitely not that crap usually found around. But personally a find books more suitable for learning. I have one to recommend, PHP&MySQL by Jon Duckett. The plus of this book is that you are downloading a zip file that contains every single code example, as well as the every stage of the final project code, so you can run the code along the reading. I find this approach much more involving than just watching someone coding. More on reddit.com

I am a terrible person in terms of communication, always jumping to criticism. Probably because I always expect the worst from a video tutorial, you know. While for some reason it takes time for me to appreciate the best parts. And there is plenty: first of all: there is no bullshit. You know, one expects a basic PHP video tutorial to be shoot by a student who started 2 weeks ago. Or some impostor, such as Dani Krossing, who is a gamer and have not a faintest idea on programming, making his videos a constant cringe. Unlike that, dude knows his stuff. beside just practical matters, many important concepts and good practices are also explained the good narrative, logical and fluent, it builds up on the previous parts clear English is no trifle matter. Being non-native speaker I have a hard time understanding most tutorials out there and it's not the case here at all, I am even listening it at 1.25 the code is all the modern style, clear and concise, using all the recent improvements the built-in server is more than enough for such a project and it is much simpler than installing some monster full of bullshit like xampp More on reddit.com

Program With Gio yt channel have great course "Learn PHP The Right Way", although it starts with basic syntax, you can skip these kinds of videos and dive into more advanced principles. Definitely recommend to check it out More on reddit.com

https://laracasts.com/series/php-for-beginners-2023-edition You can watch this for free More on reddit.com