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which are the best books for Php ,Mysql ,Javascript, css, jquery and ajax for intermediate and advanced programmers ??
best books for these topics so that we can understand these without anyones's help.
also provide me the name of best websites(if any) to learn these .
also provide me the name of best websites(if any) to learn these .
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@Chris Stanyon
thank you for the suggestion.. would you please give me some suggestion about online courses..
thank you for the suggestion.. would you please give me some suggestion about online courses..
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As there are many online courses available.. which are preferrable.. you can message also about this.
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codecademy https://www.codecademy.com/catalog/subject/web-development has some decent and easy to follow courses.
I find the best way to learn (after having a good working knowledge by using some of these courses) is to build your own project and as you go, ask questions here and also get involved with answering questions as you learn. Helping others and collaborating is a great way to hone your skills.
Take it in steps though. If you are looking to become a full stack dev, start by mastering the front end (HTML, CSS and JS). Even then just get the HTML and CSS down, then go on to javascript and jquery or other js libraries. Build yourself a static responsive site and utilize https://getbootstrap.com/ for your responsive grid. From there, step into javascript and learn how you can make the page more interactive and ajax functions.
With the backend (PHP and MySQL), start off with basics and keep moving up. There is a lot to know here and it is not something you will be able to take on board fully in a couple of months.
I find the best way to learn (after having a good working knowledge by using some of these courses) is to build your own project and as you go, ask questions here and also get involved with answering questions as you learn. Helping others and collaborating is a great way to hone your skills.
Take it in steps though. If you are looking to become a full stack dev, start by mastering the front end (HTML, CSS and JS). Even then just get the HTML and CSS down, then go on to javascript and jquery or other js libraries. Build yourself a static responsive site and utilize https://getbootstrap.com/ for your responsive grid. From there, step into javascript and learn how you can make the page more interactive and ajax functions.
With the backend (PHP and MySQL), start off with basics and keep moving up. There is a lot to know here and it is not something you will be able to take on board fully in a couple of months.
I would suggest W3Schools, personally. Their website is full of both tutorials, and reference material for both client and server side technologies. W3Schools Online Web Tutorials.
Additionally, I would keep in mind JSFiddle, PHPFiddle, and SQL Fiddle. These sites allow you to test code in a live environment.
Additionally, I would keep in mind JSFiddle, PHPFiddle, and SQL Fiddle. These sites allow you to test code in a live environment.
If you're will to spend money, then in my opinion an online course will be more beneficial than a book