Useful PHP Resources

[Chris Corbyn]

This thread is for posting resources you've found useful, or believe others may find useful with regards to PHP.

Please do not use this thread for discussions, simply post a link along with a brief description of what it's for

[Chris Corbyn]

PHP Cheat Sheet, downloadable as PNG or PDF. Thanks to Everah for finding this.

http://www.addedbytes.com/php/php-cheat-sheet/

[rwenumb]

I have seen a lot of people asking for sites that teach php from the ground up so here are a couple of places you can go to learn php from scratch.


Learn PHP Free.com
PHP.net - Start
melonfire.com
Code Walkers
Free 2 code


Hope these help you! If you have any more links please post them!

[hawleyjr]

http://forums.devnetwork.net

Thanks burr

[AKA Panama Jack]

Points to links in Signature...

[RobertGonzalez]

I found another cool one. This one is an AJAX autosuggest for PHP functions. I found it on the guys website while looking at his dictionay AJAX autocomplete interface. Hope you all like it.

The PHP Manual on Autocomplete

Cool AJAX Autocomplete dictionary (with an included how-to)

[Weirdan]

Found really useful mash-up: http://www.gotapi.com/
thanks to http://slach.livejournal.com

[RobertGonzalez]

I hope this doesn't make me seem too stupid, but I just found this while goofing around in the PHP manual...

An alphabetical list of all PHP functions

This just seems unusually handy. As always, if this post is not appropriate, MODS, do what you will with it.

EDIT | I think the link above is dead. Please use this link instead: http://www.php.net/manual/en/indexes.php

[RobertGonzalez]

I just found out that MySQL has a section of their site dedicated to MySQL development with PHP.

[Ollie Saunders]

I hope this doesn't make me seem too stupid, but I just found this while goofing around in the PHP manual...

An alphabetical list of all PHP functions

This just seems unusually handy. As always, if this post is not appropriate, MODS, do what you will with it.

No Everah, you're good. That index is surprisingly difficult to find. Good post.

[RobertGonzalez]

Thanks.

[kiq]

I just found this while goofing around in the PHP manual...

An alphabetical list of all PHP functions

This just seems unusually handy.

Thanks, Everah! Didn't realise there were so many functions, very handy list!

[ronverdonk]

Maybe you alle know this, but for all beginners and not-so-beginners: there is a website that has excellent so-called "cheat sheets". These are short, 1 page overviews of the most important parts of a product.

They are FREE, downloadable and availble in PNG and PDF formats. There are cheat sheets for e.g.

PHP
MySql
CSS
HTML tags
RGB colors
Ruby on Rails
mod_rewrite
and some more

You can get them at http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/cheat-sheets/

Ronald

[feyd]

Maybe you alle know this, but for all beginners and not-so-beginners: there is a website that has excellent so-called "cheat sheets". These are short, 1 page overviews of the most important parts of a product.

They are FREE, downloadable and availble in PNG and PDF formats. There are cheat sheets for e.g.

PHP
MySql
CSS
HTML tags
RGB colors
Ruby on Rails
mod_rewrite
and some more

You can get them at http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/cheat-sheets/

Ronald

They do not apply to PHP directly, as this is a thread specifically for the PHP board on our server.

[RobertGonzalez]

Maybe you alle know this, but for all beginners and not-so-beginners: there is a website that has excellent so-called "cheat sheets". These are short, 1 page overviews of the most important parts of a product.

They are FREE, downloadable and availble in PNG and PDF formats. There are cheat sheets for e.g.

PHP
MySql
CSS
HTML tags
RGB colors
Ruby on Rails
mod_rewrite
and some more

You can get them at http://www.ilovejackdaniels.com/cheat-sheets/

Ronald

If you look in the Useful resources of many of the forums, the ILoveJackDaniels cheat sheets are already listed. The PHP one is referenced in the second post of this very thread. I believe the mod_rewrite one is listed in the Apache, IIS and Servers forum as well. Just an FYI.