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Looking into PHP Development
Submitted by Kojixus, 14-11-2018, 02:35 AM, Thread ID: 106286
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14-11-2018, 02:35 AM
#1 Hello, everyone, I am looking into learning PHP Development, what are some good resources to learn PHP. I already know Python but I want to move up in the world of coding.
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RE: Looking into PHP Development 14-11-2018, 02:37 AM #2 I'm not an expert at programming php or anything, but I found just analyzing open source projects really helped me learn the basics. For more advanced stuff, I'd probably recommend codecademy although there's probably some better alternatives (its just what i used and it worked great for me)
14-11-2018, 02:37 AM
#2 I'm not an expert at programming php or anything, but I found just analyzing open source projects really helped me learn the basics. For more advanced stuff, I'd probably recommend codecademy although there's probably some better alternatives (its just what i used and it worked great for me)
RE: Looking into PHP Development 14-11-2018, 03:04 AM #3 I agree with namajef32, open source projects are a great way to dive into a new language. You can search by programming language on Github. For PHP, I would keep a tab open on the documentation site to refer to as needed.
14-11-2018, 03:04 AM
#3 I agree with namajef32, open source projects are a great way to dive into a new language. You can search by programming language on Github. For PHP, I would keep a tab open on the documentation site to refer to as needed.
RE: Looking into PHP Development 19-11-2018, 10:58 AM #4 I don't think Codecademy even has a PHP course anymore, I'm pretty sure it's obsolete. You can probably still find it by direct linking to it though. Failing that, take a look at w3schools. As above, it's impossible to grab PHP code from a web source that isn't open sourced simply because it runs in the server so why not take a look at some git repositories or play around with PHP scripting in bash since you can run PHP scripts through that.
19-11-2018, 10:58 AM
#4 I don't think Codecademy even has a PHP course anymore, I'm pretty sure it's obsolete. You can probably still find it by direct linking to it though. Failing that, take a look at w3schools. As above, it's impossible to grab PHP code from a web source that isn't open sourced simply because it runs in the server so why not take a look at some git repositories or play around with PHP scripting in bash since you can run PHP scripts through that.
RE: Looking into PHP Development 21-11-2018, 02:19 AM #5 14-11-2018, 03:04 AMm3lusine Wrote: I agree with namajef32, open source projects are a great way to dive into a new language. You can search by programming language on Github. For PHP, I would keep a tab open on the documentation site to refer to as needed.
Okay thanks
19-11-2018, 10:58 AMBluman Wrote: I don't think Codecademy even has a PHP course anymore, I'm pretty sure it's obsolete. You can probably still find it by direct linking to it though. Failing that, take a look at w3schools. As above, it's impossible to grab PHP code from a web source that isn't open sourced simply because it runs in the server so why not take a look at some git repositories or play around with PHP scripting in bash since you can run PHP scripts through that.
I know it is impossible to grab PHP code from a web source, I've done some PHP but not enough to be able to learn it properly, thanks I will check out w3schools.
21-11-2018, 02:19 AM
#5 14-11-2018, 03:04 AMm3lusine Wrote: I agree with namajef32, open source projects are a great way to dive into a new language. You can search by programming language on Github. For PHP, I would keep a tab open on the documentation site to refer to as needed.
Okay thanks
19-11-2018, 10:58 AMBluman Wrote: I don't think Codecademy even has a PHP course anymore, I'm pretty sure it's obsolete. You can probably still find it by direct linking to it though. Failing that, take a look at w3schools. As above, it's impossible to grab PHP code from a web source that isn't open sourced simply because it runs in the server so why not take a look at some git repositories or play around with PHP scripting in bash since you can run PHP scripts through that.
I know it is impossible to grab PHP code from a web source, I've done some PHP but not enough to be able to learn it properly, thanks I will check out w3schools.