PHP,JavaScript,CSS etc. Printouts

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I am a driver and sometimes I have dead time in between runs that I would like to study CODE Language commands and structures. Is there some place online where I can go to print out a list that is just a list alone of the above mentioned languages plus HTML5 and MySQL ?

Allen
#css #javascript #php #printouts
  • Profile picture of the author Brandon Tanner
    What do you mean by "list"? Do you mean cheat sheets?

    If so, just Google "[language name] cheat sheet"
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  • Profile picture of the author IdeaBox
    You will not learn anything by just printing the "commands". I suggest stopping at your local book store and buying a beginners development book in the language that's more appealing to you. I myself am a .Net expert and of course suggest you learn .Net. I wouldn't even bother with C or C++. PHP is great as well. Again, I'd suggest a book, or an eBook at the least and learn by examples.
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    • Profile picture of the author biz4bucks
      Originally Posted by IdeaBox View Post

      You will not learn anything by just printing the "commands". I suggest stopping at your local book store and buying a beginners development book in the language that's more appealing to you. I myself am a .Net expert and of course suggest you learn .Net. I wouldn't even bother with C or C++. PHP is great as well. Again, I'd suggest a book, or an eBook at the least and learn by examples.
      I have the book PHP, MySql, JavaScript & HTML5 for Dummies and it will do a very good job by the time I finish all 653 pages but I just want to look at the basics as I am out and about, I have different ways of learning things, I can mix a slow way of learning along with a quick way, I like my style it worked for reading music and other things.

      AL
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  • Profile picture of the author IdeaBox
    Then I'd start here. PHP Manual
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  • Profile picture of the author Valdor Kiebach
    I would suggest you stear clear of the microsoft languages such as .net or anything with 'visual' in it if you are not using windows

    I dont agree with IdeaBox on this one and would say learn a cross platform language like C++

    Also have a look on ebay for some cheap books, although in the UK the postage costs are so expensive its making the books not such a bargain.
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  • Profile picture of the author IdeaBox
    Just a friendly reply here,....since when isn't .Net cross platform? I've written apps with Mono that I've deployed on Linux, Mac, Windows and Mobile with the same code base.

    I was just saying since I am a .Net fan that's naturally what I'd recommend. I think (unless you're developing for Mac) that C++ is going out the windows. With the new CLR .Net is just as fast if not faster then C++ these days.

    By all means study PHP. When it comes to web apps I always use PHP instead of ASP.Net
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    • Profile picture of the author LarryKeenan
      Hi there Allen.

      W3Schools Online Web Tutorials is a starting point for you.

      I am not going to get drawn into "What colour is your phone?"
      "My text editor is better than yours." or "dot net rules"

      Common Language Runtime is for use on local machines and
      takes up a huge amount of space. Allen, looking at your
      original post, I don't think you will be interested in either
      dot net or C++.

      I have written some c and c++ stuff that
      requires no external runtime libraries. Not clever but definately
      faster than dot net.

      Back in the late 1970s ... "My aerial is bigger than yours"

      Sorry for playing around, I couldn't help myself.
      Have a Great Day!
      Larry Keenan
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