PHP 101: PHP For the Absolute Beginner [box] For a complete list of Zend Training Courses – PLEASE CLICK HERE ! [/box] This area is intended for everyone new to PHP. It opens with a series of informal, entertaining tutorials written by Vikram Vaswani, founder and CEO of Melonfire. These tutorials build on a previously-published 5-part series which has now been updated and extended to embrace PHP 5, making parts of it suitable for those of you who already have worked with PHP 4 in the past. If you came here to learn about elementary PHP 4 or basic PHP 5, this is for you. PHP 101 (part 1): “Down the Rabbit Hole” An introduction to PHP’s variables and operators.PHP 101 (part 2): “Calling All Operators” The rest of the PHP operators (there are many), and simple form processing.PHP 101 (part 3): Looping The Loop Basic control structures explained.PHP 101 (part 4): The Food Factor Arrays, PHP array functions, and what it all means.
How to Become a Coder in 6 Months: a Step-by-Step Action Plan So you want to become a coder. In short, the fastest and easiest way to become a coder today is to focus on web development. In fact, you can become a well-rounded web coder in just 6 months, and this article outlines a month-by-month plan for how to do that. It’s a loose guide and the aim is to give you a general idea of what coding languages you might want to learn, and in what order. If you only read one page on this website, make it this one. Month 1: Make a Simple Website (HTML and CSS) Spend your first month learning HTML and CSS, the codes used to write websites. Designing and building your own simple website is the best way to learn HTML and CSS. It should take about a month to get a good, solid HTML and CSS foundation. Months 2 and 3: Front-End Development (JavaScript) JavaScript is a coding language that makes websites interactive. it requires no installationyou can use it to build upon your HTML and CSS website. Months 4 and 5: Back-End Development (PHP or Rails)
Design Gallery, Articles & Community | Design Shack Teach Coding in the Classroom: Resources from ISTE '14 I was super excited to attend Hack Education (originally called “EdubloggerCon”), an all-day unconference held the Friday before the formal start of ISTE 2014. This interactive day of learning, now in its eighth year, was touted to me as the event to attend in Atlanta, and it did not disappoint. The informal, small-group conversations were inclusive and welcoming. The "rule of two feet" meant that if you needed to move, you were encouraged. And session topics were diverse -- on the schedule were discussions about maker education, augmented reality, design thinking, game-based learning, coding in the classroom, digital storytelling, and many, many more! In an attempt to heed Dave Guymon’s call to share the ISTE learning (see his blog post on Getting Smart, "Don’t Leave Your Learning Behind: What To Do Now That #ISTE2014 Is Over"), here are some resources discussed by a group of elementary and secondary educators during a morning session on coding in the classroom. Some Final Notes
So you want to be a web developer? | Christopher Pound I originally wrote this document as a personal email to friends and used it subsequently as a training manual for students employed by Web Services at Rice University. Your mileage may vary. To address several questions and needs I’m aware of at the moment, I’m going to describe one good path to acquiring all necessary technical skills for becoming a professional web developer at no cost, up until you actually try to turn your work loose on the world. I. Get Google Chrome and install these plugins: Web Developer, Eye Dropper, and ModHeader. II. Let’s assume you know nothing about the web. III. Web developers often don’t do graphic design. At this point, it’s worth wondering whether you want to proceed further and become a web developer.
Top 25 Web Development Blogs For Beginners Posted June 25, 2013 by Angela | © Liubomirt | Dreamstime.com Trying your hand at a little Web development work? The task probably seems pretty daunting, as experienced developers are typically entrenched in a sea of scripting languages that make the layperson wrinkle their eyebrows in utter confusion. Fortunately, the same technology that has made Web development such an essential part of the world today has also made it possible for skilled development gurus to share their tactics with the world at large through blogs. A List Apart – A blog “for people who make websites,” A List Apart is a great resource for tackling common HTML and CSS challenges, along with some more advanced info for not-so-new designers and developers.Net Tuts Plus – Net Tuts Plus is a new developer’s paradise, with hundreds of articles and tutorials. BONUS(es): Must-Have Beginner Tutorial Sites Developers: Do you have a resourceful blog for newbies to the field?
25 Photoshop Web Design Tutorials Photoshop never stops to enchant us with its various helpful and resourceful features. Its more of a magic wand in the hands of web designers. Every kind of business whether its retail, construction or even online merchandizing; every one needs a website to showcase their potential and capabilities to the world. Photoshop gives you the freedom to make great looking websites through it. Our today’s collection of tutorials highlights the use of Photoshop to make websites. If you like this article you might be interested in some of our older articles on PSD To HTML Tutorials, Cutting Edge PSD to HTML Tutorials, Lighting Effects Tutorials, Text Tutorials, and Photoshop CS5 Tutorials. Advertisement How To Create A Vintage Photoshop File In this tutorial author will show you how to create a vintage website layout. Tutorial Link For How To Create A Vintage Photoshop File Creating Hosting Template Technologies Sharks Author will show you how to create template for a hosting company. Full Forum Skin
CSS Tutorial Web design training: the top 20 online resources | Web design Web design can be daunting. Just the sheer amount of new techniques and acronyms appearing every day can make it seem scary and confusing, even if you're a professional web designer, let alone a beginner. But don't worry - help is at hand in the form of easy-to-understand web design training resources on the web. There are many approaches to web design training - some paid, some free; some interactive, some not; some based on text, others on video. Don't miss this! To make things easier for you, we've gathered the best 22 web design training resources on the web. 01. While many web training sites look colourful, attractive, and welcoming, with video and colourful graphics, W3Schools looks a bit flat and boring at first glance. Yes, yes, we know: there's been some criticism of the site, which has pointed out some technical errors in some of its lessons. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. No, we haven't added a rogue Harry Potter game in the list. 08. net magazine on Creative Bloq 09. 10. 11. 12. 13.
Test Your HTML, CSS, and Web Design Knowledge Online 4. WizIQ HTML Tests I don't recommend this quiz site. WizIQ provides tests on many different topics. The first test that I took on this list is almost an exact duplicate of the W3Schools quiz, including most of the errors I listed above about the W3Schools quiz. I didn't see any contributors to the HTML tests that I recognized as being particularly knowledgeable in HTML or web design.
10 Web Development Blogs Everyone Should Be Reading 36creative A creative web development strategy for your website will improve your online presence and increase the amount of quality content your website provides. Your website should be easy to navigate, fully functional, and interesting to those who visit it. There are many blogs about web development and design on the Internet to give you tips and ideas on how to create a dynamic website but there are some blogs that stand out from the rest. UX Booth The UX stands for user experience and this blog is created by and for experienced web designers. Web Designer Wall This site is run by and experienced web designer and illustrator who uses this blog to teach others about web design. Line25 Line25 is a combination of tutorials, articles, and examples of well-designed websites that visitors can view and be motivated by. Smashing Magazine There is an excellent collection of blogs on Smashing Magazine that covers topics like coding, design, and graphics. Blogfreakz LogoFury Designerfix Nettuts+ Treehouse
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