Andrew G asked:
I have a liberal arts background, and never really studied higher mathematics or computer science. However, I have got into designing basic websites for people lately, using Dreamweaver and some other WYSIWYG programs. I know I need to break out of that, and start learning the programming languages necessary to design dynamic websites and interactive e-commerce solutions. How do I get my head around programming languages like PHP, though?
I have a liberal arts background, and never really studied higher mathematics or computer science. However, I have got into designing basic websites for people lately, using Dreamweaver and some other WYSIWYG programs. I know I need to break out of that, and start learning the programming languages necessary to design dynamic websites and interactive e-commerce solutions. How do I get my head around programming languages like PHP, though?
3 Comments to 'What is the best - and easiest way - to learn PHP, MySQL, Perl, CSS, and XHTML?'
September 25, 2008
I would strongly suggest taking a beginning programming course. Be careful on that, because many beginning classes just show you how to put buttons on a MS Visual Basic form. That’s not what you want. Find a class that shows you how to sit down and write code.
If you want to teach yourself, find a PHP tutorial - like this one.
September 25, 2008
if want to learn the PHP, MySQL, Perl, CSS, and XHTML the best and easiest way check this site. trust me i use to used this site when i was still in college, since i’m a BS computer science student.
September 25, 2008
I’m not sure about Perl, since I’ve never done it, but these sites may be useful.
- PHP’s manual. Unlike most manuals, this is REALLY helpful.
- A GREAT website with examples and explains things thoroughly.
- I use this a lot for MySQL. Just go to an article like this: “Syntax (SQL).” For instance, for the INSERT syntax, it would be)
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