Swastik

Since I'm completely free now, I'll try and learn PHP and similar languages now, not core into that but basics.

Except w3schools, could you recommend me some places please?

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Aziz

zend.com

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sneakyheathen

nettuts.com

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Forsaken

Why not grab a copy of the "PHP Bible". I find learning much more effective from books rather than starring at the screen.

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Justin

I learned all I know about PHP from here www.tizag.com/phpT/

BoneIdol

For shame! How could you all forget php.net?

php.net contains wonderful documentation on php's features and functions, and is particularly useful if you've already got a head for programming. Check out http://www.php.net/manual/en/ for the full documentation manual, but you can also just go http://www.php.net/echo (or some other function name) to check out a particular function.

I would also recommend downloading either wamp or xamp. These are simple installers that install everything you need to get started with php (and perl if you use xampp). Most people give up learning php because you have to install a lot of stuff to get started.

All you have to do is place your php files inside of {xampp installation folder}/htdocs/ or {wamp installation folder}/www/, depending on if you installed wamp or xampp, then point your web browser to http://localhost/your_php_file.php and you're steady away!

Cheers!

investor

PHP manual itself is a godo way to learn php, nothing better than that. You can get it at php site.