PHP

[cloud]

---

sayon lang ba ang PHP tun-an.? I'm a programmer pero not that good. Mao man ni ang kusog karon. Naa mo ideas or tip para madali tag kat-on, e share ninyo. ty.

[IT]

unsay mga kahibaw-an nimo can you post here... aron naay mga programmer diri sa istorya mo guide imo, thanks.

[cold_fusion]

PHP is nice.
Objected oriented and with C/C++ similar syntax.
This is a server side scripting language. The output generates html codes and can easily process POST and GET variables as well as cookies and session management.

First, you must be familiar with HTML, javascript, CSS and DOM because these will integrate with PHP.
Start first with simple dynamic webapp. Then familiarize yourself with how CGI works.

Just remember HTML is stateless, so normal programming flow sometimes will not work with PHP.

For a tutorial see: http://www.php.net/tut.php . Google for more...

[iv4n]

pg'Ruby on Rails nlng brod new lng na web programming language og daghan gnahan ky Object Oriented og daghang hiring.

[cold_fusion]

pg'Ruby on Rails nlng brod new lng na web programming language og daghan gnahan ky Object Oriented og daghang hiring.

I am not saying that Rails is not good but from the paid hosting servers and free ones, PHP is more commonly supported.
When I started learning web driven programming, I had to choose between Rails and PHP. I had chosen PHP mainly because of the availability of hosting sites. And most opensource CMSes, BBoards apps and other web tools are written in PHP.

[cmontoya]

(OT but related) Mga bro, pangitaa ni na book kung ganahan mo work with web-services using PHP.

Pro PHP XML and Web Services: Master Working with XML and Web services using PHP.

Ayaw na lang pangutana asa kay dili sad ko katubag kay bawal fayruh-see diri.

Nagbasa pa ko run Teach Yourself Web Services in 24 Hours para makasabot ko unsa web service kay pirmi ko ka kita ani
na term pero wala ko kahibalo unsa siya. Now, I know. Exciting ni na technology genre kay dili na kahinanglan mag store
3rd party API sa atong web server, connect na lang ta public APIs like Google Maps API.

As for RoR, hot topic run but I'm not sure if I want to learn it. Required ba kahibalo ka Ruby before learning RoR?

Back to topic, sayon lang PHP bai. Kung ganahan dyud ka physical book to learn from, pangitaa lang books ni Larry Ulman's
PHP books. Start na lang with the versions teaching PHP 5 para OOP dayon. PHP for the World Wide Web 3rd Ed niya, then
PHP 5 Advanced.

[javapenguin]

mga bro nga expert sa PHP, dali raba ma hack ang forms (password) nga handled by PHP? kanihanlan ba mag https instead of http lang?

[weblizzer]

mga bro nga expert sa PHP, dali raba ma hack ang forms (password) nga handled by PHP? kanihanlan ba mag https instead of http lang?

Hi bro, mmmm it's depend on how you code your php, since web is a very prone in hacking you have to be careful specially in securities. By using most basic hacking codes it will be easy to get hacked.

Ex. is the login form you must that is only a simple thing but if that will not be coded enough. your site will be get ruined. popular hacking ana mga sql injections, javascript integrations, so mao lang na uban. Specially for shopping cart, and integrating payment gateways, kaialngan gud na ug lig on ug securities. kay if naa lang gud mga bugoy. masudlan luoy ang business sa client na imo gibuhatan.

Other matter, I been using PHP as of now. the reason why i choose PHP is most of the websites in the internet made by PHP and it conquer almost 70% compare to others. Once it's opensource it is very adaptable. i am not against by other language. Just think which you think you are comfortable.

[cold_fusion]

mga bro nga expert sa PHP, dali raba ma hack ang forms (password) nga handled by PHP? kanihanlan ba mag https instead of http lang?

Passwords in a form in normal http is seen clear-text if sniffed. For more secure, you could encrypt it using one way encryption then on your php program (server side) compare it with also with the saved encrypted password.

[javapenguin]

thanks weblizzer and cold_fusion, what if I use Java Applet in user & password log-in instead of using HTML form then pass to PHP? Is there a difference in security?