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Artem Kalachyan2013-12-16 16:37:29
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Artem Kalachyan, 2013-12-16 16:37:29

Not that. Delete. Where is the "to /tmp" button here?

Not that. Delete. Where is the "to /tmp" button?

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sasha, 2013-12-16
@Bringoff

Keep the plan (omitting simple things like loops, variables, ifs switches):
1. Learn a little html and css. Don't dig deep. It will help a lot in the implementation of ideas (forms are everything).
2. POST \ GET requests, learn how to make this or that request (I recommend playing around with which API thread. I played around with the VKontakte api, it's simple there and you can master it from scratch in a week).
3. Look through what OOP is.
4. Try to make a mini site with one php page, depending on where the user clicks and what data you get from the post or get request. informative.
5. Try to implement this page for MVC reasons.
6. The same page for MVC reasons using OOP.
7. Blood sweat and tears.
8. Happy ending.

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Vitaly Zheltyakov, 2013-12-16
@VitaZheltyakov

And for God's sake, no video tutorials from Evgeny Popov!

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Omich, 2013-12-16
@omichkun

At codecademy.com , you can learn the basics of PHP fairly quickly with examples. As for the framework, unfortunately, I can not suggest anything.
In general, I always use the method of learning in practice. You come up with a project for yourself and start writing it, simultaneously looking for information on the Internet.

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