I typically use webmonkey for tutorials, but have found a decent book w/ Perl for Dummies (duh...I admit it) and one entitled Perl and CGI for the www by elizabeth castro.
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I would suggest buying the book PHP - fast and easy web development by Prima Tech
i am only 14, and after about 4 months with this book, i made newbie-developer.com
this book is really a good start for php and mysql.
P.S. Over at newbie-developer.com their will be tutorials, resources, downloads, forums, and more for php and other web languages. if you ever need help in the process of learning php, just post it their.
I should also say that this book tends to be rather verbose. I mean, they have separate examples, with complete explanations on using each different type of form element and for each different type of operator. It gets to be kind of redundant after awhile. You might be able to find something just as good but shorter (and less expensive).
as for Beginning PHP4 by Wrox Press, i second it... as one who read thru the whole book (at least i left out only the case study chapter) i'd say it's one of the better books available... very good examples and the writer's never get ahead of themselves and explain stuff in an easy to digest manner...
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mairving posted this at 02:20 — 21st February 2002.
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Thirteen huh, I have shoes older than you.
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disaster-master posted this at 16:32 — 21st February 2002.
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13+ year old shoes huh? Bet those smell good. LOL
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cdscl posted this at 22:53 — 24th February 2002.
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Yucky!
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shanda posted this at 11:28 — 27th February 2002.
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I typically use webmonkey for tutorials, but have found a decent book w/ Perl for Dummies (duh...I admit it) and one entitled Perl and CGI for the www by elizabeth castro.
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ashtonious posted this at 11:36 — 3rd March 2002.
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korndragon posted this at 02:36 — 10th March 2002.
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I would suggest buying the book PHP - fast and easy web development by Prima Tech
i am only 14, and after about 4 months with this book, i made newbie-developer.com
this book is really a good start for php and mysql.
P.S. Over at newbie-developer.com their will be tutorials, resources, downloads, forums, and more for php and other web languages. if you ever need help in the process of learning php, just post it their.
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Megan posted this at 03:14 — 10th March 2002.
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Right now I'm learning from Wrox's Beginning PHP It's a good book as well.
Megan posted this at 16:41 — 10th March 2002.
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I should also say that this book tends to be rather verbose. I mean, they have separate examples, with complete explanations on using each different type of form element and for each different type of operator. It gets to be kind of redundant after awhile. You might be able to find something just as good but shorter (and less expensive).
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OB_redemption posted this at 07:20 — 12th March 2002.
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Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP & MySQL by Kevin Yank's a good book for beginner's... plus you can read the 1st 4 chapters first and see if the style suits your tastes...
as for Beginning PHP4 by Wrox Press, i second it... as one who read thru the whole book (at least i left out only the case study chapter) i'd say it's one of the better books available... very good examples and the writer's never get ahead of themselves and explain stuff in an easy to digest manner...
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