PHP is a powerful web based scripting language. This tutorial aims to provide a brief description of PHP and its usage in every day web development projects. It by no means aims to provide a basis on how to use PHP effectively to create large scale projects, but rather as an introduction to those who want to learn how to use PHP.
In Part 1 of this tutorial, we pretty much covered the basics of PHP; what it is, its basic data structures, and how it can be used in web development projects. If you did not read Part 1, you might want to check it out before you continue reading. In Part 1, we left off with the standard variables type available in PHP and how PHP does automatic type casting under the hood for your. In Part 2 here, we begin to explore some of the more advanced features of PHP, including Arrays.
In Part 1 and Part 2 of this tutorial, we covered the basics of PHP how it operates under the hood. We also gave an introduction to the basic data types like arrays that are available to be used in PHP. In Part 3 here, we continue with our introduction to PHP by covering the basics behind resources and strings.
Learn PHP through lessons and examples that are based on plausible real world applications. Also contained on tizag.com is a MySQL tutorial to aid you in your PHP/MySQL knowledge.
As in many languages, there are 150 different ways to do just about everything, the same rule applies for a simple connection and output of data in a mySQL database using PHP. This tutorial will give you only one way of accomplishing this, and while it works, it is definitely not the only way.
Just a quick and simple web site demo. i use it for quick install, or as a back up site is i break the mysql. many reasons i wrote it. some web hosts don't have sql database.
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