If any of you need personalized scripts made, leave me a message, I can see what I can do.
Any Php Coders?
I've been programming PHP for several years. I have found that webpages provide just as much help...
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#21
cai
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Posted 17 November 2003 - 04:02 AM
I've been programming PHP for several years. I have found that webpages provide just as much help as any book you could ever find. I like http://php.resourceindex.com, it has one of the most massive collections of scripts and tutorials I've ever seen.
If any of you need personalized scripts made, leave me a message, I can see what I can do.
If any of you need personalized scripts made, leave me a message, I can see what I can do.
#23
Totalmajor
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Posted 25 November 2003 - 05:46 PM
Im a soon to be PHP coder
i read a few pages of the book every few days....
it really bores me so it is the best way...
Good luck to all of you PHP coders!
it will take you a long time....
i read a few pages of the book every few days....
it really bores me so it is the best way...
Good luck to all of you PHP coders!
it will take you a long time....
#25
theFUZZYpickle
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Posted 27 November 2003 - 05:37 AM
some of you might smack me for this, but start out with Dreamweaver. Dreamweaver makes the connections and recordsets for you. i think it even includes some tutorials with the Trial version.
make a simple site and study the code that it makes for you. as you progress you might want to add more advanced things which might require you to stop on over at http://www.phpbuilder.net . they have a huge online community where you can post your questions on their forums
this is how i learned php at least. if it worked for me, it might for you
make a simple site and study the code that it makes for you. as you progress you might want to add more advanced things which might require you to stop on over at http://www.phpbuilder.net . they have a huge online community where you can post your questions on their forums
this is how i learned php at least. if it worked for me, it might for you
#26
Totalmajor
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Posted 27 November 2003 - 04:10 PM
People have different ways of learning..
our next lesson..l
Try to stay awake when reading a PHP BOOK!
First, Have your computer or gaming console ready, prepare yourself for bordeom!
Get ready to read, eat something, use the bathroom, go outside the whole kaboozie.
Then!
Let's START! OPEN YOUR BOOK TO PAGE 1 !!! AFTER YOU READ THE FIRST PARAGRAPH, TAKE A BREAK!!!!
WOOOOHOOO!!!!
our next lesson..l
Try to stay awake when reading a PHP BOOK!
First, Have your computer or gaming console ready, prepare yourself for bordeom!
Get ready to read, eat something, use the bathroom, go outside the whole kaboozie.
Then!
Let's START! OPEN YOUR BOOK TO PAGE 1 !!! AFTER YOU READ THE FIRST PARAGRAPH, TAKE A BREAK!!!!
WOOOOHOOO!!!!
#27
kuza55
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Posted 21 December 2003 - 10:22 PM
I do PHP and to me it doesn't seem boring.....
in my experience is it only gets boring when you can't test what your doing and can't find ways to use the things your learning...
I have a very short attention span yet (I'm 13 so you would expect that wouldn't you) if I can try to implement things I learn into what I'm doing for example I was learning about how to access the file system and built myself a file management system hosting companies provide...
all I have to say is test what your learning and incoroporate it into some project and that will make it much more interresting and in the end you'll be able to say I acheived this....
P.S. I my experience the for dummies series is pretty basic... Learning of tutorial sites is better...
in my experience is it only gets boring when you can't test what your doing and can't find ways to use the things your learning...
I have a very short attention span yet (I'm 13 so you would expect that wouldn't you) if I can try to implement things I learn into what I'm doing for example I was learning about how to access the file system and built myself a file management system hosting companies provide...
all I have to say is test what your learning and incoroporate it into some project and that will make it much more interresting and in the end you'll be able to say I acheived this....
P.S. I my experience the for dummies series is pretty basic... Learning of tutorial sites is better...
#28
Lukus
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Posted 22 December 2003 - 02:41 AM
Originally posted by Totalmajor
People have different ways of learning..
our next lesson..l
Try to stay awake when reading a PHP BOOK!
First, Have your computer or gaming console ready, prepare yourself for bordeom!
Get ready to read, eat something, use the bathroom, go outside the whole kaboozie.
Then!
Let's START! OPEN YOUR BOOK TO PAGE 1 !!! AFTER YOU READ THE FIRST PARAGRAPH, TAKE A BREAK!!!!
WOOOOHOOO!!!!
Sorry, but, if it really is that bad, why the hell are you even trying? When I started learning PHP I actually wanted to learn, and didn't find it boring at all ...
Maybe you should find something else to do
#29
cai
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Posted 22 December 2003 - 03:12 AM
Hmm.. yep.Originally posted by theFUZZYpickle
some of you might smack me for this, but start out with Dreamweaver.
Although, I'm not a visual programmer in the least, so I suppose that's why I like pure text editing.
Very true words. PHPBuilder is a great site for those who want to learn or those who need a little push. Their forums are full of great people (hell, I used to be one of themOriginally posted by theFUZZYpickle
as you progress you might want to add more advanced things which might require you to stop on over at http://www.phpbuilder.net
) that will help you no matter how stupid your question may be.
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