#1 thing I could use as a PHP developer: Tutorials

Probably the #1 most useful thing I can think of relative to all of the classes here is "more tutorial code" with basic walk-throughs that help enumerate the class functions and clarify the why and how to use aspects of the classes. As an example, I am learning more on how to use the VUE framework, GraphQL, some about JWTs for session management, etc... as professionally I was stuck in the DotNet world way too long. An end to end integration project demonstrating how pieces of the puzzle work would let me more quickly develop a much larger project with these newer techniques and technologies.

That is a great idea. Actually we are working with a partner of the PHP community that has a business to provide those kinds of tutorials for PHP developers.

Actually it would be interesting to ask you the following questions:

1. Would you be interested to access an area restricted to developers that would pay an affordable monthly fee to access those kinds of tutorial content?

2. Would you be interested to contribute with that kind of tutorials and be paid for that?

3. Would you be interested to participate in beta testing the access to that area of content for members?

4. Would you be able to collaborate providing additional information if I contact you by email to participate in the tests?

Yes to all of the above, but keep it affordable -- or maybe let us even earn "credits" towards the subscription by being part of the crew that provides vetting, documentation assistance, etc.

I think we could move a long way towards a superior set of best practices using existing classes, etc. but need expertise that can explain the "why we do what" at every level within the class structures.

If all goes well, this will very likely be provide by a partner, not exactly by PHP Classes site itself.

The site will only be doing the marketing and sales to make it a bigger community of PHP developers willing to learn from each other.

I will talk with our partner to make it affordable but would you be willing to collaborate and go through an interview probably by email or video-conference if possible so we can understand your expectations?