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PageChain.net has posted a list of some "great places to go to" to learn PHP right now - some resources out on the web that can help you get started, provide examples and give you community to support you in your development.
Here are some resources to help you not only learn PHP, but also reference PHP information should you ever need it. This list isn't exhaustive, however, it should provide you with a lot of help when you need your PHP fix.
Some of the sites included in their list include:
On the O'Reilly OnLAMP.com site today, they've published the results of their 2005 survey.
We recently ran our annual ONLamp.com survey to find out more about you, our readers. As usual, we learned many interesting things, not just about you but also about our questions and our survey itself. Here are some of the gems.
They give stats like readers of their site, what they read, and if they use feed readers to browse the content. More interesting, though, are the responses to the technical questions - most of their readers choose Linux over Windows for their OS, MySQL is the database of choice, and 61 percent of them use PHP over other programming languages.
Be sure to check out the full article for all the information!
On the O'Reilly OnLAMP.com site today, they've published the results of their 2005 survey.
We recently ran our annual ONLamp.com survey to find out more about you, our readers. As usual, we learned many interesting things, not just about you but also about our questions and our survey itself. Here are some of the gems.
They give stats like readers of their site, what they read, and if they use feed readers to browse the content. More interesting, though, are the responses to the technical questions - most of their readers choose Linux over Windows for their OS, MySQL is the database of choice, and 61 percent of them use PHP over other programming languages.
Be sure to check out the full article for all the information!
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