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PHP and My SQL Courses

alanjgrace · 2007-04-16 15:38:11

Does anyone know of any good php and my SQL courses i could do to get me up to scratch. I was hoping to do them online if possible as opposed to a classroom option. I had applied to do one in IACT but they are redoing their online courses apparently so the option is not available. Any one know of any other options that…

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alanjgrace

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Does anyone know of any good php and my SQL courses i could do to get me up to scratch. I was hoping to do them online if possible as opposed to a classroom option. I had applied to do one in IACT but they are redoing their online courses apparently so the option is not available.

Any one know of any other options that would be similar?

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#2 16-04-2007 4:05pm

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There's plenty of good books out there, aswell as online help. I wouldn't waste my money on a course tbh.

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#3 16-04-2007 4:08pm

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Wrox books have a very good book for beginning its called 'Beginning PHP5, Apache, MySQL Web Development'.

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#4 16-04-2007 4:11pm

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the problem with books is having to trawl through them, i would rather be doing modules online where you got some feedback and had a tutor etc to contact if needs be - hence the online course route.

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#5 17-04-2007 12:06pm

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This should do the trick for you then

Linky

Best of luck with it!

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#6 18-04-2007 9:10am

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Ziycon wrote:

Wrox books have a very good book for beginning its called 'Beginning PHP5, Apache, MySQL Web Development'.

great book, great examples, plenty of demo files, if work this through this book doing each task one after another you no problem learning php mysql. when run into trouble google it

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#7 19-04-2007 2:22pm

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Thanks for the replies guys, i cant believe tho the lack of actual online courses in php where you get a tutor etc along the distance learning path offered by say Kilroys. There just doesnt seem to be any if many out there at all!

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#8 19-04-2007 2:42pm

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Follow the steps on the W3schools website and it will give you a great understanding of how they combine to work together.

http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp

Also feel free to ask questions on boards if stuck, you'll be suprised how quick you can pick it up.

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#9 20-04-2007 2:07pm

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Mysql run courses in Dublin but they are expensive. Check mysql.com for details.

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