PHP Blueprint
Advanced Guide to Learn the Realms of PHP Programming
(Autor) David MitchellThis book on PHP programming contains proven steps and strategies on how to code in PHP and build websites. I have provided functional codes so that you can study the details, understand how it works, and start practicing right away. You can load up the codes to directly display on the webpage as each code is already embedded in an HTML page.
The best way to work with the codes is to customize them by introducing the changes you want to make, and then loading them up on the webpage. PHP is an interesting language but it is technical as well. You may see errors popping up everywhere on the editor. Therefore, you should study the codes that are given in the book carefully. Start by pasting as they are written into the editor, and then load them up to display the web page. The most technical part is the section on object-oriented programming. However, with a bit of extra focus, you can master it as well.
Programming is about how much you practice in the text editor. The more you write a code in different styles and with different values, the better is the chance that you can master it.
David Mitchell
David Mitchell is a British author known for his intricate narratives that blend multiple genres and styles. His most notable works include "Cloud Atlas," a novel that weaves together six interconnected stories spanning different time periods and genres, and "The Bone Clocks," a complex tale of immortality and destiny. Mitchell's literary style is characterized by his ability to seamlessly blend realism and fantasy, creating rich and immersive worlds for his readers. His contributions to literature include challenging traditional storytelling conventions and pushing the boundaries of genre fiction. "Cloud Atlas" is widely considered his most famous work, earning critical acclaim and a devoted following of readers. Mitchell's impact on the literary genre has been profound, inspiring other authors to experiment with structure and genre blending in their own works.