A few months back I signed up for the O'Reilly Safari Bookshelf. For
about $20 a month you can check out up to 10 books to read online (put
them on your bookshelf). Too many times I've bought a book and found
only one or two chapters helpful. Or bought a book for a specific
chapter. Now I can just read the chapters I need online. If I find the
whole book helpful, I'll buy it. O'Reilly provides discounts on books
for bookshelf subscribers. Something to look into if you plan on
learning on a lot, especially on different subjects.
That said, I learned PHP by reading "PHP and MySQL Web Development"
from SAMS. I don't know if it's been updated for PHP5.
Someone else mentioned php architect magazine. I think that's and
excellent resource. You can just subscribe to the PDF version if you
want to save some money.
On May 23, 2005, at 3:45 PM, Bill McEachran wrote:
I'm just learning PHP. If anyone knows of any affordable quality
on-line based PHP courses
please pass on the details.
Thanks.
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