Php

[Ullysis]

Hi everyone, can u give me site that can help me to develop my php skills, i like an advance tutorial on php...

[DeadBattery]

Thread Moved to Programming Help

[KSclans]

well w3schools is basic tutorial and when you get what those basic codes mean move on to php.net and there a lot of codes but if you just go to php.net without knowing basic stuff in w3school you not going to know where to start learning

[thespeshulk]

php.net provides all the functions with excellent descriptions of how they work. I use it every time I need a reminder of how a function works or what is available. As for a tutorial they don't really have that so i would check w3schools as KSclans says for that. Once you know the language though php.net will make a great reference

[gkglock]

here is a good one http://tizag.com/phpT/
also; w3cschools like mentioned.

[KSclans]

http://tizag.com is new? I never know there is a website that is as good as w3school I would use tizag from now on w3school haev lot of images, and ads, but tizag have only 1-2 ads...

[xcaliberse]

You can google up the php tutorials they are useful

[natsuki]

if you really want to develop php skills, then the php manual is the definitive resource. either the online version in php.net or a downloadable one

[xPlozion]

i always use the php manual on php.net. if i needed to see how to use strstr, i would just type in php.net/strstr, and off i go :D

[Twinkie]

W3schools is the way to go, none of the ads are obstructive, there lessons are structured and to the point. They have a Try it editor to see a page instantly changed with your code, not much help learning PHP though. Php.net is great for reference.