What's the best website tutorial for learning PHP?

Discussion in 'PHP' started by teamversion, Aug 7, 2010.

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    I'd like to learn PHP so that I can customise websites developed in Wordpress.
     
    teamversion, Aug 7, 2010 IP
  2. learnerabn

    learnerabn Peon

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    Try php.net,tizag.com
     
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  3. Kaizoku

    Kaizoku Well-Known Member

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    I prefer www.tizag.com that's what I used back in the day when I started to learn PHP.
     
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    Rainulf Active Member

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    me too want to learn. can any one please share...... best site.
     
    yaseen4u, Aug 7, 2010 IP
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    W3Schools is the best covers a large area on the topic. But you could buy a book. I think books are better. I can't imagine someone spending weeks on the computer learning the all subject of PHP. Your eyes!
     
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  8. Kaizoku

    Kaizoku Well-Known Member

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    The best way to learn in any programming language is to code and practice, make mistakes, and learn from your mistakes.
     
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    NOT when you don't have somewhere to learn from...
     
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  11. teamversion

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    thanks guys... it's grat to have more than one reference and starting point

    cheers,
    Ed
     
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    I've always liked O'Reilly's titles, so I'd recommend their Programming PHP book. It's authored by Rasmus Lerdof, PHP's creator, along with other PHP industry experts, so it could be considered pretty authoritative.
     
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    W3Schools is pretty good, that website helped me a lot when I was just learning Php.
     
    raaraaraa, Aug 26, 2010 IP
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    IMHO goal orientated learning is by far the best way to learn. A bunch of echo 'hello world'; tutorials aren't going to teach you much. The best way is to start a project and as you work your way through it try to look up how to do each part.

    When I decided to learn php, I wanted to make a clone of myspace (back before it became popular haha) and as I got to each part I looked up how to do it. When I finished, the site was functional but the code was a mess but I learned ALOT. After that I started making simple CMS scripts.
     
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    tizag.com is great place to start with .. however the more better way after learning basic php is to download free complex php scripts from the internet and then trying to modify them. This gives you a lot of insights on the usability of various php functions. It enhances your coding skills and puts you in the league of greater and better programmers. Start participating in php troubleshooting topics and you will learn more :)
     
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    tutorialized.com/tutorials/PHP/1
    goodphptutorials.com/
    teamtutorials.com/

    Just read these example php script. becoz practice is important to become a good php developer.
     
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    I Agree To You,learn basic practice,and then find how to enhance your work
     
    arpit13, Aug 30, 2010 IP