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Develop Rock-Solid Code In PHP: Lay The Foundation, Part 1

By Amol Hatwar
2004-01-21
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• Visit phpbuilder.com for numerous beginner to intermediate level tutorials and resources.

• Push your skills further with the discussion groups, articles and many other tips at Zend, the company that makes PHP.

• Take the Developer Shed tutorial and learn to write self-documenting code in PHP.

• Try the PHPDocumentor tool, written in PHP, to extract documentation from your files.

• Explore the many beginner guides at Weberdev.com for information on using PHP in real-life.

• Just starting with PHP? Read "Introduction to PHP," a good place to start (developerWorks, December 2000).

• Read "Script Web databases quickly with PHP scripting language" for a gentle introduction on making PHP and databases work together (developerWorks, September 1999).

• Learn the finer aspects of coding with PHP and MySQL in the article, "Creating dynamic Web sites with PHP and MySQL" (developerWorks, May 2001).

• Find out more on applying your new PHP skills in real-life with "Personalized Web sites in a jiffy" (developerWorks, September 2000).

• Check out Leon Atkinson's Core PHP Programming, a practical guide to PHP 4 for Web developers.


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From 20,000 feet
Lay a rock-solid foundation
Design it right
Write rock-solid code
Secure your code
Keep it simple
Make it platform-independent
Build for speed
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