Abhisek Dutta wrote:
I recently came across wamp and XAMPP and was tempted to use them. They
seemed really easy to use and the installation is simple and easy. What
really amazed me is phpmyadmin. But i am yet to start with phpmyadmin. I
am still learning php. If i start using phpmyadmin i'd
As Jarrett says, PHPMyAdmin will not hold you back in terms of PHP, but
instead facilitates the learning process of MySQL. I use it all the time, as
administering a website is (most of the time) quicker then command-line
MySQL.
However, if you really want to learn a lot on php, you'll eventually w
PHPMyAdmin is a MySQL administrator interface written in PHP. It can help you
build queries that you cut/paste into existing PHP code. For what you actually
do with that query, you'll need to write some real PHP. PHPMyAdmin will not
hold you back in terms of learning PHP. It will eliminate the n
First off, phpmyadmin is built into Xampp... I'm not sure about Wamp...
I use Xampp as my environment in learning php, and I don't really use
phpmyadmin all that much at the moment, though I have done a few things
in there. Its really just up to you... phpmyadmin doesn't allow you to
do most of
