I'd recommend buying the SAMS Teach yourself PHP in 24 hours book. I think its on amazon.com somewhere but i bought my copy from a book store...
So far i'm at the image manipulation in PHP chapter because i stopped reading it before my exams but its a fantastic book. Only thing i didn't like so far was the chapter on Object-Orientated programming but there's still plenty of time. It's simple yet goes into a lot of detail.
Also you have to keep coding and coding whilst your reading the book as there's nothing better than hands on practice .
Whether you like OOP or not, you'd better get used to it because every major language uses it now, and I bet PHP5 will...
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PHP version 5, expected to appear in beta form by March, 2003, and released in the summer of 2003, could change all that. Significant performance improvements and a much more complete object-oriented programming environment will allow PHP to provide a powerful Web front end for enterprise-class .NET and J2EE-based applications.
Good for me who actually uses some of that stuff now, bad for most vB hackers who couldn't care less.
Yesterday at 03:22 PM filburt1 said this in Post #6 Whether you like OOP or not, you'd better get used to it because every major language uses it now, and I bet PHP5 will...
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Good for me who actually uses some of that stuff now, bad for most vB hackers who couldn't care less.
Yea i know.. Chen told me this the other day too... Life's sucks
06-11-2003, 04:52 AM
Ok, I'm seriously going to learn php need suggestions
I checked out PHP and MYSQL for dummies, it's not bad
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