macmastermike
Junior Member
- Apr 2, 2008
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learning by doing is a good way!
if you want to have a quicks start and do some small apps i suggest using a rapid application development ide. like dreamweaver cs4 or delphi for php.
i use dreamweaver quite often for small database-apps and you can't code faster than dreamweaver is writing the code itself... but if you want to program complex applications someday i suggest videos and practise practise practise!
if you want to have a quicks start and do some small apps i suggest using a rapid application development ide. like dreamweaver cs4 or delphi for php.
i use dreamweaver quite often for small database-apps and you can't code faster than dreamweaver is writing the code itself... but if you want to program complex applications someday i suggest videos and practise practise practise!
cristianraiber
Regular Member
- Nov 22, 2008
- 293
- 386
use your favorite torrent site ( torrentz . com ) works pretty good and search for Lynda PHP tutorials - that's a good batch of php video tutorials with pretty good explanations. Other than that, I suggest googleing it, at least that's how I find my answers. Oh, and php.net is also a great reference - most of the answers you'll find in people's comments.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
cybermage
Newbie
- Nov 11, 2008
- 44
- 3
i agree i love the lynda tutorials they are very good that is where i have learned the little bit of PHP that i know
young_ genius__
Registered Member
- Dec 10, 2008
- 64
- 10
I'm trying to learn php too. Thank for the info.
stevesdata
Regular Member
- Nov 3, 2008
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- 140
Need to learn too thanks!
