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	• PHP for the World Wide Web, Second Edition (Visual QuickStart Guide) Larry Ullman Peachpit Press, 2004 - 480 pages average customer review:based on 79 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

After only 2 days, I was coding PHP while glancing back at this quick-start guide for help. In a week, I was writing my own first simple application in PHP.

I've read plenty of PHP books by now, but this is book is the one I always return to for a reference.

Overall, this book is the fastest solid PHP foundation you'll find - assuming you're lazy like me and prefer to learn visually instead of plowing through endless code.

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Good Starting point.

If you need a run off point to help you leap into the world of PHP, you just found it. I read it and got a good handle of what is going on in the world of PHP, not to say that I am now a programmer. However I can now write minor scripts and understand the languge when looking at it. If you want in on the ground level, this is the book for you.

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A great intro to PHP

As someone who had some knowledge of programming, this Quickstart Guide to PHP proved to be a great starting point. The text is very good about showing what you are doing, what it should look like, and what the finished results should do. It didn't take long before I was able to start modifying the examples using what I had learned in other "lessons". This is probably a good place to start if you don't have any prior programming experiance or knowledge - although there are some basic consepts that might require other references for better explainations.

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