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Old 02-17-2004
code_magi
 
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Default Re: Newbie looking where to start...

You are free to check out my website for phpEdit/Debugger and the like.
I have most stuff that you would need for PHP.
http://isolutionsplus.com/internet_development_kit.php

Regards,
Jeff





Ethan Schlenker wrote:
>> After being a lurker in here for some time, I got the PHP bug, and
>> downloaded Apache 2.0, PHP 4.summat and MySQL
>>
>> I installed, registered the dll's edited the conf files and finally got

>
> it
>
>> all working (i think) after a few nights of faffing about.
>>
>> Now... where should i start? I know naff all about PHP or MySQL and would

>
> be
>
>> greatful if someone could point me in the direction of some tutorials to
>> start learning about PHP and MySQL.

>
>
> The php.net site (as mentioned) is the best PHP resource available.
> Though a nice book is:
>
> PHP Developer's Cookbook by Sterling Hughes (Published by Sams)
>
> As it deals with little 'how-to' type of issues, and not bigger chunks
> of code.
>
> For MySQL the book that really did it for me was:
>
> MySQL by Paul DuBoise (published by New Riders)
>
> By far the best computer book I've ever had. Covers query instructions,
> and also how to interact with MySQL from a variety of languages. A
> testament to it's value, it is the dirtiest book in my collection :-)
>
> Ethan
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