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Originally Posted by naul
please help me from start  i dont have programming background!
any guide would be nice thanks  |
I think it is very dangerous to pickup PHP as your first programming experience because PHP is in many ways radically different from other languages and can often be misused (that is to say, you can get something to "work" but that doesn't mean it is secure).
If you had previous programming experience I would say read the manual at php.net. However, since you don't you really should visit your local bookstore and look for books on PHP (there are many). Simply thumb through the first chapter or two and see if it makes sense to you. If it doesn't, find a different book until it does. This is probably the best way to begin programming outside of a classroom or mentor environment. A beginners book will teach you not only how to program, but how to setup your environment as well as which tools you might use to program.
When you do begin to program from your book(s) or tutorials, PLEASE look into php security. Many do not and many cause problems for everyone as a result.
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