Wanting to learn PHP

[Tomush]

Yes, i am quite amazed at what you can do with php, so i was wondering, what 'gear' do you need to start off php'ing

website links etc will be appreciated (+rep)

Thanks, Tom.

[nets]

Notepad and a host which supports PHP.

[Dan Williamson]

www.Pixel2life.com have many good links in the PHP section.

Also they have amazing tutorials on many web languages and programming

E.g

VB
C++
Asp
CSS
PHP
HTML

And also graphicswise

Adobe Photoshop
GIMP
Paint Shop Pro
3D Programs

- Dan

[Tomush]

Thanks +rep to both, i will do a few tutorials and see what i come up with.

[ED::]

i think php.net is da best, its gotta be

[Luckyrare]

mmmmm,

http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~jfulton/php1/

Thats a helpful site I have just found.

And also

www.codewalkers.com

[Splinter]

www.phpfreaks.com has a useful function index and some good tuts.. also try this tut as it will help you understand certain aspects of php http://www.thybag.co.uk/index.php?p=Tutorials&ind=23 ,http://www.thybag.co.uk/?p=Tutorials&type=php

[Craig]

As Dan said www.pixel2life.com is awesome.

Believe me a nublet like me has learnt alot from it =)

[Tomush]

Thanks everyone, i will buy some hosting with some spare xmas money i have

[Sygon]

Thanks everyone, i will buy some hosting with some spare xmas money i have

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