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Sergey Koval2014-10-12 00:19:47
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Sergey Koval, 2014-10-12 00:19:47

Do you need a book on php, in which, while learning the language, you create a website, a store?

I don't know which one to read. Every book is the same. And after reading it, I can't do anything.
So, I want to read a book in which during the training they create an online store, cms, blog or something else.
I heard about two authors, one of them is a woman, so they wrote the book in this way.

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Dmitry Evgrafovich, 2014-10-12
@Tantacula

Start simple. From the bash parser, for example. Let bash rob and add records from there to the database. Then write an admin panel in which you can edit these entries or add new ones. Can you imagine how you can implement these tasks in php? What should they be divided into and what functions will allow you to parse the site and add something to the database (or at least display the result of curl)? It makes no sense to write a blog, it is really difficult for a beginner, although my first site made me ask questions: how to make sure that the data added by users does not damage the database or give out the password from my server with giblets. Then, when you cope with a simple task, set another one, write 5 parsers, start studying the api of third-party services and how to work with them - you will get your hand (I personally started like that), then you will find out that there are some design patterns and there are frameworks, then you will find that "write a blog" and "write a store" are tasks for those same frameworks and they are solved in them many times faster and more efficiently than on bare php. But it will be later. Yes, if you like food blogs more than bash, then it is better to parse them - any activity is much more effective if it brings pleasure.

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deleted-tnorman, 2014-10-12
@deleted-tnorman

Or maybe you're not a programmer?
Maybe you are a baker or a doctor, or maybe an artist?
The book "Perfect code"
You most likely do not understand the principles of programming and design. It may happen that you don't understand. Be prepared for this.

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TANK_IST, 2014-10-12
@TANK_IST

From my own experience, I can say that there are no good books that will teach you everything.
I bought the book PHP5 IN THE ORIGINAL and didn’t even get halfway through.
The main thing is practice, just write a lot of code and read articles on Habré and other sites.
The only book that helped me was an OOP textbook that didn't contain a single line of PHP.

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Pavel Volintsev, 2014-10-12
@copist

This book?
Cristian Dari and Emilian Balanescu - neither of them is a woman :)
PHP and MySQL: CREATING
AN ONLINE STORE www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/4954528
And before that, I would recommend getting acquainted with the general theory of algorithms and object-oriented programming. There are several publications, when reading which does not reduce cheekbones from boredom.

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