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I want to learn PHP language, suggests me how can i easily can do. Thanks, |
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I recommend Eclipse PHP Development Tools - Zend.com They have the development tools, server software and basic training for FREE |
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xampp has an easy download and install package find i here apache friends - xampp and for a good resource visit PHP Tutorial |
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I'd recommend the W3School PHP tutorials. You also might wanna check out the PHP thread just below this one. |
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| PHP Programmer Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: /dev/null
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The one place that you definatly need to go once you understand the extreme basics of PHP is phpfreaks.com. This is possibly the best forum around for PHP, and I have always loved the amount of knowledge, and source code that is lying around. If you need any help, PM me, and I can get you setup on my server so you can play around a little bit. Or ill help you setup your own 8] --m4rx |
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woow they are great and helpful thanks for sharing pls share more Eclipse tutorials
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Its realy easy , You can use online tutorial , and videos as well Sam Smith . info[@]ExpertsWebSolution.com || ExpertsWebSolution.com |
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Free W3School PHP tutorials and start experimenting with code.
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yes i would start off with W3School and then maybe look into buying a PHP book so you can always have for a quick reference
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you should buy one of those PHP/MySQL tutorial books and create one of the example applications they talk about from scratch. you get to learn both PHP / MySQL and get a good idea on how certain PHP applications are built.
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You can go to lynda.com its a tutorial website that is great. I think $25 a month or so. It is amazing and will teach you everything you need to know. Its like going to classes for it.
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The documentation on php.net is a great resource for learning PHP.
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w3schools is easy and friendly tutorials.
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I have just start learning PHP and I am having problem with my XAMPP, when I click the start button to start the Apache it does't start at all but mysql server starts with no problem. Can any one help me?
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Dont try and sit down and comprehend it dry from a book. I tried this and it didn't work. You best bet is to think of something you want to achieve - say install/make a web directory out of php with categories and listings that are in a database. Download an opensource one thats simple, go through the install process - and keep those books by your side for when you get stuck. Its easier to learn while you do it that sit down and try to memorise it. In time you'll have a little library of code snippets that you can refer back to saving you doing stuff over and over and before you know it you'll be building bigger stuff and coming across new problems to solve. Ta Baz |
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As crazy as it might sound, I never bought a single book to learn to program anything. Most of the things I know today have been through following examples online and trying them out. Again, you must learn to use Google. You may be surprised the wealth of material out there. Have fun! |
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I haven't get any answer regarding my question for XAMPP...
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If its just apache that isnt starting, have you tried checking the server logs for the cause of the problem? Usually found here, though it can vary... Apache2: /var/log/apache2/error.log Apache: /var/log/httpd/error.log [You may be able to do this if you have a control panel type front end, but i wouldnt know about that]. |
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Also, have you Setup XAMPP, by that have you run the setupSomething.bat file. That could fix your problem.(if your on window$) --m4rx | |
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I am using the Windows XP.. Let me check out the firewall first.. do you mean the XAMPP setup file??
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If you already understand concepts such as classes, namespaces, operators and so forth, you can use the php manual: PHP: PHP Manual - Manual If you are new to programming than you have two things to learn: how to program, and what options php gives a programmer. You can compare this to learning how to drive a new type of car, vs. learning to drive your first car. If you don't already know html and css, then you have an additional learning curve for those subjects. Chris | |
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