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Time to get set up and have everything that you will need to code on your machine.

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So you're going to need PHP 8.2 or newer.

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There are a couple of ways you can get set up.

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It's either some Laravel hard or manual installation that's the preferred option, and the one I'm going

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to explain on the video.

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Another thing that you need is a code editor.

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I suggest using Visual Studio Code, but I'm going to also mention PHP, storm and Z.

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We're going to need PHP in the command line, so it's a good idea to just check if maybe you have PHP

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already.

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This can be done by typing PHP hyphen v I have PHP already, so if you have at least PHP 8.2 you should

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be fine.

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Now let me go through the options which you can use to install PHP.

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That's either a very popular option, a full package that also includes web server and MySQL database.

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Then there is a something new called Laravel Hurt.

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It's just an app that you are supposed to install on your system, and it will have PHP and a couple

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other options.

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It's available only for Mac OS and windows, and the third option is the one I suggest just using my

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tutorials from my website.

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I'm going to also record videos for every system for Linux, for macOS, and for windows.

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So those videos will be coming up next.

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And the other part was setting up a code editor.

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So there is PHP storm.

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It's super powerful, but it's paid so you know it's up to you.

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Then there is an editor called Zed.

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It's only available for Mac OS and Linux, not for windows yet.

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It's decent, but the one I would suggest is Visual Studio Code most popular one.

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Almost everyone is using it.

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It has great support for PHP, so that's also the one I'm gonna be suggesting, the one I'm going to

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be using and the one I will explain setting up.