Personally, I like to buy textbooks. For PHP and MySQL, I started with the one from the Dummy series and quite liked it.
g1smd
8:38 pm on Aug 7, 2012 (gmt 0)
There are a lot of open source projects that can you examine for how to do things and a number of sites with example code snippets. Quality varies enormously.
wolfadeus
8:34 am on Aug 8, 2012 (gmt 0)
The quality variation of the forums actually makes me go for books first - the author is accountable, therefore, usually checked information and structured the book to match its target group's eg. beginners) needs.
Then if you need more advanced, interactive or supplementary advice, you can still turn to forums, open-source communities, etc.
unni6849
10:01 am on Oct 10, 2012 (gmt 0)
It is easy to master PHP and MySQL for those who have good understanding of how things work in web.There are lots of online tutorials available for the beginners.The following are online tutorials: php.about.com w3schools.com staffkit.com e-learningcenter.com
mack
3:29 pm on Nov 3, 2012 (gmt 0)
The best way to learn php or any language for that matter is to build something. Don't set your sights to high, just think of a simple script you want to build. A guest book for example. Decide what you want the script to do, then research how your code will work.
Mack.
simran001
10:15 am on Jan 15, 2013 (gmt 0)
Hello
First you know the basic things of website development. Then you move on the some of php server for creating your websites and use the controls of php script.
Their are various of books and websites to help PHP and mysql. There are lots of online tutorials available
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