[crackingforum]

That's good, how did you start learning all this? Did you learn it on your own or frequented some course?

[mothered]

That's good, how did you start learning all this? Did you learn it on your own or frequented some course?

I been In the computing sector for 30+ years, and schooling was not widely available as It Is nowadays. As such, I'm self-taught with everything relative to PCs.

I access Information from every source I can think of and apply myself thereafter. Basically, I'm my very own teacher.

[crackingforum]

Wow, respect to you.

Do you think if it is possibile to make your carrier if you have leant php on your own,without frequenting any courses and having any kind of certificate?

[mothered]

Do you think if it is possibile to make your carrier if you have leant php on your own,without frequenting any courses and having any kind of certificate?

You can certainly learn on your own. It's not too difficult at all when you know what to look for, and how to apply yourself.

Schooling just makes It easier and speeds up the process.

[conspir4cy]

Greetings everyone,

For anyone looking to learn PHP, here's a set of video tutorials that'll guide you from start to finish. They run In numerical learning order, from the same author and continue from one to the next until finished.

Of course, as with any learning course, you will need to expand your knowledge further via your own volition.
It covers the basics to the little more advanced.

thank you for sharing this

[mothered]

Greetings everyone,

For anyone looking to learn PHP, here's a set of video tutorials that'll guide you from start to finish. They run In numerical learning order, from the same author and continue from one to the next until finished.

Of course, as with any learning course, you will need to expand your knowledge further via your own volition.
It covers the basics to the little more advanced.

thank you for sharing this 

You're most welcome.

Over 6 years later, It's good to see the links are still active.

[conspir4cy]

Greetings everyone,

For anyone looking to learn PHP, here's a set of video tutorials that'll guide you from start to finish. They run In numerical learning order, from the same author and continue from one to the next until finished.

Of course, as with any learning course, you will need to expand your knowledge further via your own volition.
It covers the basics to the little more advanced.

thank you for sharing this 

You're most welcome.

Over 6 years later, It's good to see the links are still active.

yes, i think the same.
i know is old thread, i was curious looking for content

[mothered]

thank you for sharing this 

You're most welcome.

Over 6 years later, It's good to see the links are still active.

yes, i think the same.
i know is old thread, i was curious looking for content

It's good to read you've found It of benefit.

As described In the opening post, the good thing about It Is that the guides run In chronological order of learning. You don't need any PHP knowledge to begin with. I actually used the videos when I first started learning PHP, and then progressed through other sources.

[conspir4cy]

You're most welcome.

Over 6 years later, It's good to see the links are still active.

yes, i think the same.
i know is old thread, i was curious looking for content

It's good to read you've found It of benefit.

As described In the opening post, the good thing about It Is that the guides run In chronological order of learning. You don't need any PHP knowledge to begin with. I actually used the videos when I first started learning PHP, and then progressed through other sources.

that's my plan also, this videos are well explained. i always had some difficulties with php but here are so clear that i am understanding them fast
i want to see all them, learn and then see some frameworks. it will be very useful for me to learn to build my own tools in php and not rely on external tools that are sometimes paid for to use.

[mothered]

yes, i think the same.
i know is old thread, i was curious looking for content

It's good to read you've found It of benefit.

As described In the opening post, the good thing about It Is that the guides run In chronological order of learning. You don't need any PHP knowledge to begin with. I actually used the videos when I first started learning PHP, and then progressed through other sources.

that's my plan also, this videos are well explained. i always had some difficulties with php but here are so clear that i am understanding them fast 
i want to see all them, learn and then see some frameworks. it will be very useful for me to learn to build my own tools in php and not rely on external tools that are sometimes paid for to use.

Absolutely.

You'll find that the videos are very well displayed and narrated. PHP Is an easy language to learn. I have no doubt that you will enjoy your experience.