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RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - h1r0n - 10-09-2009
I would suggest for phpDesigner 2006 since it is the best PHP editor and a multi language editor
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - Tim - 10-09-2009
Yes but phpDesigner is not free and not really necessary for beginners ;)
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - Apache Server - 10-09-2009
thanks for posting this tutorial man
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - Tim - 10-10-2009
If anyone is looking for a good book to learn PHP, I learnt from "Php 5: Your Visual Blueprint For Creating Open Source, Server-side Content" by Toby Joe Boudreaux. I found it be be a great book!
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - HuNt3R - 10-10-2009
Good Job tim
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - Socrates - 10-10-2009
You just got me interested in php I will rep.
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - Akshay* - 10-10-2009
NIce work tim
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - Tim - 10-18-2009
Would anyone be interested in a MySQL/OOP PHP 102 Tutorial? I might do one of those when I get time, are people actually using this though?
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - Gaijin - 10-18-2009
(10-18-2009, 04:39 AM)Tim Wrote: Would anyone be interested in a MySQL/OOP PHP 102 Tutorial? I might do one of those when I get time, are people actually using this though?
I'm already working on a OOP tutorial but if you can make it better go on, it is what every PHP coder needs to know.
RE: Tim's PHP 101 tutorial - WirelessWave - 10-18-2009
Nice tut, i would rep but i have given all for today.