Some Great PHP Video Tutorials

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OK so if there's anyone out there who needs to get down and learn some PHP these are definitely for you.

Usually i do not recommend video tutorials, books and anything other than text based references and practice for learning any language, however a while back i came across these and regardless of the fact i am (and i don't say this arrogantly) a bit more advanced than this, i have found myself going back to watch each one as his teaching method is actually quite good.

So yeah check this site out:

http://www.phpvideotutorials.com

Definitely worth a flick through if you're looking to "spruce up" your coding or learn php. Videos are well planned out and executed, the Aussie accent just finished it off :D

edit: Just watched the latest lesson, love the way he messes up the SQL a few times lol!


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AfternicAfternic
nice tutorial i had tried first one and found it useful.
thanks
 
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nice tuts, there are great to listen. For beginners it is a good basic to learn
 
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The guys a genius. Chicken-tittie-cooking-tips and PHP tips all from one guy.
(leson 04 ~ variables). Great to listen to. :D
 
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Im going to check it out.
 
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nice share. thanks
 
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Pretty interesting, looks like i will be replacing EditPlus with jedit. :)
 
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I don't endorse the use of jEdit if you are running a windows system, Java and Windows just don't mix imo.

I, like the author of these, use(d) phpDesigner0X...however recently it has become a bit buggy/unreliable. It lost what i liked about it anyway. I still have the professional version however.

p.s. dongan, thanks for the rep :tu:


Matt
 
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Thanks, Im on lesson 4. Saves me from reading =)
 
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Thanks for sharing.

They seem very nice.

Congrats!
 
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