mindlesswizard
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w3schools or download one pdf book any and first out what to learn and how to learn ! so step by step ...
I'm learning php so any recommendation?
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boberbrian
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I'm sure you will find tutorials / etc on the net... PHP is easier to learn when you have a project in mind.
Get an idea, and start exploring the web after what you need.
Another advice, personally, the best way to code is to use 2 screens, when one has the code editor (IDE) and the second has the documentation opened to let you quickly search function names, etc.
For PHP I use chrome' addon: php docs-to-go, it does not need any internet connection, so you can browse the manual when having no internet (on trains, etc).
Good luck!
Get an idea, and start exploring the web after what you need.
Another advice, personally, the best way to code is to use 2 screens, when one has the code editor (IDE) and the second has the documentation opened to let you quickly search function names, etc.
For PHP I use chrome' addon: php docs-to-go, it does not need any internet connection, so you can browse the manual when having no internet (on trains, etc).
Good luck!
imperial444
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There are books and there are youtube channels. Also don't forget to setup development environment. Should be all set
http://www.amazon.com/PHP-MySQL-Web-Development-Edition/dp/0672329166
this is one of the best. Worth reading
this is one of the best. Worth reading
blackboat
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I'm only using W3schools and php.net, but there are a lot of good tutorials out there.
Like some people said earlier, the best way to get your skill to the next level is to keep using everything that you know and keep creating something, let your imagination go wild, see every problem as a challenge and work around hard to find the solution.
That is what I have done on learning PHP and the learning will never stop
Like some people said earlier, the best way to get your skill to the next level is to keep using everything that you know and keep creating something, let your imagination go wild, see every problem as a challenge and work around hard to find the solution.
That is what I have done on learning PHP and the learning will never stop
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Php.net and w3 schools for the theory, google for reference.
and most importantly, pick some small projects in php based on whatever interests you, and then build them from scratch - that's the best way to learn IMHO.
and most importantly, pick some small projects in php based on whatever interests you, and then build them from scratch - that's the best way to learn IMHO.