PHP programming

[b1 huck]

mga bro asa ta pwede mag training ug php

[dodie]

mga bro asa ta pwede mag training ug php

Self-study. If you acquire "php manual CHM", it's a file compiled documentation free to download, all you need is there. Experimentation , testing locally and experience, will be your best teacher. Training is useless if you don't know how to experiment on your own.

[salbahis]

mga bro asa ta pwede mag training ug php

screw training, pag selfstudy ra.... download ug CHM sa php.net or adto sa w3schools

[philbluefox]

okey ra ang self study. daghan bitaw ang mga tutorial sa internet. just ask mr. google.

[chitchatchix]

bitaw.. sa w3schools bai..nya pag download lng..wamp aih..hehe aron sayon ra i-install..

[johnsital]

if naa kay background sa other programming language bro dali ra kaau tun-an ang php. If wala then probably you need help from someone who can explain you better at the same time read ka sa mga tutorials sa net.

[johnsital]

Self study nalang boss. naay daghan sa net resources...

[salbahis]

bitaw.. sa w3schools bai..nya pag download lng..wamp aih..hehe aron sayon ra i-install..

i highlly recommend XAMPP kaysa wamp

kay naay nay:
- Apache
- FTP (FileZilla)
- MySQL
- Mail Server (Mercury)
- TomCat Addons

my usuall setup at work, i used my laptop as my test server.... accessing it thru ftp... and i can even send mail from my localhost

i can even access it thru domain name, which is more practical if you really want to replicate live server environment...

i usually access my test server as http:/ /test.dev instead of http:/ /localhost/test or any preferred name i want

the best....

[johnsital]

yup I agree with mr. salbahis. It's better to use xampp if you are on a windows platform...

[MarkCuering]

funny thing is most of the Thread Starter never comes back LOL!