PHP programming
By Jamian
@Jamian (2603)
Philippines
June 5, 2007 8:24am CST
does anyone knows where I can find a good tutorial for PHP? I want to learn the basics of PHP programming because I love web page designing
9 responses
@swaroop_sv2003 (531)
• India
6 Jun 07
Welcome to PHP world. As a note, PHP is not for web page designing but to create dynamic pages (this not is because you said you love web page designing). If you have learned C or C++ then it would be easy to learn PHP as PHP have a similar syntax to C language. Knowledge of web servers like apache, DBMS tools like mySql (or just knowledge of database concept) would definitely help you to learn web programming and PHP in much more better way. The best site for PHP is http://www.php.net. Another website I could recommend is http://www.learnphp.org/. Hope that helps you
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@swaroop_sv2003 (531)
• India
6 Jun 07
Yeah you are right. PHP is in great demand now. More and more companies are recruiting people with knowledge in PHP. Due to the same fact a ZEND certification in PHP have become a must if we want to have an edge over other PHP programmers without a certification. All the best
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@semodders (456)
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29 Jun 07
Thanks for the site it has alot of tools and scripts that i will use for my phpnuke thanks!
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@semodders (456)
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29 Jun 07
Do you now about PHP programming? i need help with some php coding? please help?
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@rakarthikeyan (14)
• India
30 Jun 07
Ya. I know PHP programming. But I am not an expert. I have done some PHP projects like Shopping Cart, Websites.
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@babostwick (2036)
• United States
5 Jun 07
Try http://www.w3schools.com. There's a section on PHP that could help you out. That would be your best bet on that.
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@kroeger579 (227)
• Philippines
30 Jun 07
you can use php based content management softwares such as joomla, mambo, phpnuke or postnuke for a start. no complex php programming is required but you can learn the basic and create a professional and/or personalize website for your choice.. :)
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@semodders (456)
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11 Jun 07
i didnt know anything abot php b4 i started phpnuke i was juts editing my php file its abit like html just abi changes you can learn more abhout phpnuke at phpnuke.org very good web portal system for free!!
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@cnetboss (2475)
• Philippines
2 Aug 07
I would advice going to wikibooks.org they have extensive online resource about PHP (and other programming languages).
@YouNeek (4)
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3 Aug 07
Although it's not officialy a site, I found that the book "PHP & MySQL for Dummies" is a great book for those who are starting to develop in PHP. I picked up the language very fast and I still have the book around now for a reference guide. The book isn't too costly IIRC and can be picked up from your local WaterStones.
