Birdman
msg:1301173 | 5:17 pm on Jul 29, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Here is one for the PHP Tutorial list: Introduction to PHP Image Functions [nyphp.org] (GD tutorial)
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ergophobe
msg:1301174 | 5:56 pm on Jul 29, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Authoritative or exhaustive? How about a category for Sites with large collections of tutorials [zend.com...]
[phpfreaks.com...]
[phpbuilder.com...]
[devshed.com...] One tutorial that I think would help beginners get a leg up Organizing your code (aka PHP's Free Energy) [zend.com]
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coopster
msg:1301175 | 11:39 pm on Jul 29, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Peeling one off jdMorgan's best-seller list: Regular Expressions Tutorial [etext.lib.virginia.edu]
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ergophobe
msg:1301176 | 4:27 pm on Jul 30, 2004 (gmt 0) |
That reminds me, I had meant to include Regular Expressions Tutorial [regular-expressions.info]
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Timotheos
msg:1301177 | 4:48 pm on Aug 11, 2004 (gmt 0) |
As the resident newbie around here I'd also like to recommend the tutorials at O'Reilly's website [onlamp.com]. Especially useful for newbies is John Coggeshall's PHP Foundations [onlamp.com] Another favorite is SitePoint [sitepoint.com].
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ergophobe
msg:1301178 | 6:10 pm on Aug 11, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Some more advanced stuff Object-Oriented PHP Tutorial
Long Object-Oriented Tutorial [sitepoint.com] by the guy who runs the php patterns site. Patterns
PHP Pattern Repository [phppatterns.com] Using PHP5 Object-Oriented Constructs: the example of the Template Pattern [zend.com]
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dreamcatcher
msg:1301179 | 2:21 pm on Aug 12, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Some useful links there guys. Can topics not be pinned on this forum? As soon as this thread disappears on to the next page, you just KNOW what someone is going to ask. :) Anyway, how about: Codewalkers [codewalkers.com] They have some useful tutorials.
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ergophobe
msg:1301180 | 4:06 pm on Aug 12, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Since these two questions have been coming up again and again lately, I think it might be worth it to highlight two specific tutuorials that I noticed while exploring codewalkers (thanks Dreamcatcher): Writing a Template System in PHP [codewalkers.com] Mail() From Start To Finish [codewalkers.com] with info on simple text, html and attachments.
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lorax
msg:1301181 | 4:45 pm on Aug 12, 2004 (gmt 0) |
PHP Webservices Without SOAP [onlamp.com]
Caching with PHP tutorial [mnot.net]
Webservices with NuSOAP [zend.com]
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henry0
msg:1301182 | 8:44 pm on Mar 28, 2006 (gmt 0) |
I found a great little book
Just over 100 pages
"Essential PHP Security" by Chris Shiflett
A real must have.
I think it should be added in the list of PHP books this forum is sometimes asked to supply. For a PHP newcomer it will help starting with security in mind.
It comes from the editor that always has a reptilian on the cover .... See what I mean.
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jatar_k
msg:1301183 | 9:38 pm on Mar 28, 2006 (gmt 0) |
good one Henry, I reactivated and spliced it to the original anyone have any good additions, some things must have changed since we started this thread originally
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jatar_k
msg:3057590 | 6:04 pm on Aug 23, 2006 (gmt 0) |
I seem to have forgotten this originally [php.net...]
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henry0
msg:3057633 | 6:31 pm on Aug 23, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Somehow Advanced:
PHP anthology - Object oriented PHP solutions-
Volume one and two
with some work the OO concept will be clearer as well as templating w/OO Not beginner:
Professional PHP5 For all:
PHP and MySQL
Web Development ergophobe
great link We need something (tutorial)regarding all strings manipulations and related functions (explode, implode etc...) WHAT WILL BE GREAT:
a forum section for tutorials
for example I'll love to post (needs to put it together) what I have done with OO templating
I will not support the idea of adding a script repository section.
But a tutorial area could be a great addition.
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jatar_k
msg:3057647 | 6:38 pm on Aug 23, 2006 (gmt 0) |
>> tutorial area that's what the Library [webmasterworld.com] is all about, I am happy to add any thread to the library that members think is valuable.
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ramoneguru
msg:3058030 | 11:57 pm on Aug 23, 2006 (gmt 0) |
This site has always helped me: [webmasterworld.com...]
:P But, Learning PHP5 by O'reilly is a great one.
--Nick
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