PHP Too good for others

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  1. newbie New Member

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    recently there is a huge change in the trend of coding..earlier people used java and html for web designing stuff but now i see all these things are replaced by PHP

    One reason could be the easy coding which makes the code small but powerful...any more reasons??
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    It is dynamic web pages, very easy to learn (I learned in about a month), easy to code, and most web hosts are compatible with it nowadays. Plus, it is more powerful than Javascript is.
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    yeah i agree it is much more powerful than others...but can you please let me know how can i learn it...i got tutorials from net but couldn't get much out of them...
    are there any video tutorials available!!
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    tizag.com is a great site, they helped me a ton, php.net is a good reference, but not a good tutorial site, since they go in alphabetical order, not the order you should learn it in. I would read through tizag.com's tutorial and w3schools.com tutorial, you should then know a fair amount of PHP, but don't rush through it, make sure you understand the concepts when your reading through it.
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    Hey iBill, thank you for the link, will be using that.
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    I learned most of what I know from W3Schools

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    only w3schools?

    stabs Edwin
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    You can't really compare it to JavaScript. JS is for client-side while PHP is for server-side. You can combine them however. Like there are stuff you can do with JS that you can't with PHP and vice-versa. So it's not MORE powerful depending on what you're doing.
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    Hey, no stabbing :p

    I don't remember using anything else to learn. I have scripted within Dreamweaver and (more recently) Zend Studio so they have corrected me a lot.
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    Firebug corrects me most of the time when it comes to JavaScript. PHP corrects itself. :D
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