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| Hi there,
I'm a php beginner,
Which book do you suggest me?
Thanx in advance.
Gille
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| Gille <Gille.florent@free.fr> wrote:
> I'm a php beginner,
> Which book do you suggest me?
I started with (O'Reilly www.oreilly.com) "Programming PHP" by R.
Lerdorf & K. Tatroe and that one helped a lot, but I needed later some
more training and have found "PHP Cookbook" by D. Sklar & A.
Trachtenberg (also O'Reilly) heplful too. And some other, but choice
depend on what are your plans in future.
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| freako9699@gmail.com 2005-11-16, 6:56 pm |
| i was in your position about a month ago. i bought PHP 5 by the 'in
easy steps' series and its absolutly brilliant. it not only teaches u
php, just shows u how to set up a mysql/php server on linux and
windows, along with intergrating php into mysql and xml.
www.ineasysteps.com
only about =A310, 15eu, $20 as well!
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| i used a few books but i also learnt a lot from reading the posts on these
newsgroups and asking questions, as well as php.net
there is a great group of knowledgeable people here
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"Gille" <Gille.florent@free.fr> wrote in message
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> Hi there,
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> I'm a php beginner,
> Which book do you suggest me?
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> Thanx in advance.
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> Gille
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