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Maybe, if you have tons of time...In my opinion reading books is far more productive in long term. You don't get sip of this and that..but get solid understanding...and then can build solution to problems easily...nathanr wrote:indeed! and 3800+ posts on a php forumscottayy wrote:Trial and error is the best way to learn!
Well now.. Books are great, however manuals are so much better, ever heard the phrase rtfb? i think not!jmut wrote:Maybe, if you have tons of time...In my opinion reading books is far more productive in long term. You don't get sip of this and that..but get solid understanding...and then can build solution to problems easily...nathanr wrote:indeed! and 3800+ posts on a php forumscottayy wrote:Trial and error is the best way to learn!
Yes, books only doesn't do much eitherYou'll have to write code at some point