The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
Hello there.
I'm currently collecting tools for my machine that aid me with, well, development. I currently own Visual Studio.net 2003, which I am working on various C++ applications (slowly, it all seems very confusing at the moment) but I need to expand my ever increasing collection.
I want to do some work on my website, and some people reccomended I learn some PHP. Not knowing exactly what the benefits of PHP are, I may as well give it a try (anyone want to give an explanation?). So I was wondering what tools are there available to use for coding in PHP, and are their any good tutorials?
Thanks.
I'm currently collecting tools for my machine that aid me with, well, development. I currently own Visual Studio.net 2003, which I am working on various C++ applications (slowly, it all seems very confusing at the moment) but I need to expand my ever increasing collection.
I want to do some work on my website, and some people reccomended I learn some PHP. Not knowing exactly what the benefits of PHP are, I may as well give it a try (anyone want to give an explanation?). So I was wondering what tools are there available to use for coding in PHP, and are their any good tutorials?
Thanks.
Hmmm OK thanks
php.net, phpbuilder.{netcomcouk}, but php.net/manual is all you really need.
I use Gvim for my coding, amazingly little thing. What's all this Zend stuff about?
I use Gvim for my coding, amazingly little thing. What's all this Zend stuff about?
PHP is good for two main reasons
1. It's opensource
2. It's easy
Tools? I use Zend Studio for whiting and testing, but in all honesty, all you need is notepad/DWMX2004, Apache, PHP 4.3 & MySQL.
As for picking it up, wouldn;t know. I did a load of training during my last job. Rob will have a huge list oflinks somewhere.
1. It's opensource
2. It's easy
Tools? I use Zend Studio for whiting and testing, but in all honesty, all you need is notepad/DWMX2004, Apache, PHP 4.3 & MySQL.
As for picking it up, wouldn;t know. I did a load of training during my last job. Rob will have a huge list oflinks somewhere.
Hello there.
I'm currently collecting tools for my machine that aid me with, well, development. I currently own Visual Studio.net 2003, which I am working on various C++ applications (slowly, it all seems very confusing at the moment) but I need to expand my ever increasing collection.
I want to do some work on my website, and some people reccomended I learn some PHP. Not knowing exactly what the benefits of PHP are, I may as well give it a try (anyone want to give an explanation?). So I was wondering what tools are there available to use for coding in PHP, and are their any good tutorials?
Thanks.
I'm currently collecting tools for my machine that aid me with, well, development. I currently own Visual Studio.net 2003, which I am working on various C++ applications (slowly, it all seems very confusing at the moment) but I need to expand my ever increasing collection.
I want to do some work on my website, and some people reccomended I learn some PHP. Not knowing exactly what the benefits of PHP are, I may as well give it a try (anyone want to give an explanation?). So I was wondering what tools are there available to use for coding in PHP, and are their any good tutorials?
Thanks.