4. Debugging in PHP(var_dump, xdebug and webgrind, rubber duck) | Build a CMS using OOP tutorial MVC
We talk a bit on how to debug and some tools like var_dump, xdebug and webgrind that can help you fallow your code around in your application.
We also make a functionality that will allow us to have a code that is being called before and each action/method in our controllers.
This is the fourth lesson in full php mvc tutorial for beginners who are familiar with php basics and are starting with oop concepts.
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BeforeAction (0:00)
Follow code (6:30)
Manual dump debugging (9:00)
var_dump (9:40)
xdebug (14:33)
webgrind (21:20)
Rubber duck debugging (23:55)