Re: [PHP] Tips on books and tutorials

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Re: [PHP] Tips on books and tutorials

Hi, On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 00:48, Tore E. Mackay wrote: > Thanx for your quick reply. No problem :) > I have had a look at some of the web sites you are refering to and they are > great, but I feel that they have info for the beginners and the advanced. I > need the one in between. I guess that

Re: [PHP] Tips on books and tutorials

Anyone that can inform me of good books to buy or free tutorials on the net that can guide me through building a good dynamic website. People seem to think my books are pretty good (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0321186486/dmcinsiinc-20/002 -8800445-6161652). PHP and MySQL Web Develop

Re: [PHP] Tips on books and tutorials

Tore E. Mackay wrote: Hi! I have just started to look at the exciting world og PHP and MySQL. Anyone that can inform me of good books to buy or free tutorials on the net that can guide me through building a good dynamic website. Thanx!!! TEM Tore - I have a few good beginner tutorials up o

Re: [PHP] Tips on books and tutorials

Hi, There are many great websites, for instance: http://www.phpdeveloper.org http://www.phpbuilder.com http://www.devshed.com http://www.phpnoise.com/ One of the most vital elements in the life of a PHP programmer is the manual (http://www.php.net/manual), that answers all the questions you will