Coding could improve your online earning a lot!
Yeah thats the reason why i am learning this.
We all want to be something with any skills and want to earn money with it.
So, just happy Skill hunting
Topic: Just started learning PHP from Codecademy (Read 1994 times)
Yeah thats the reason why i am learning this.
We all want to be something with any skills and want to earn money with it.
So, just happy Skill hunting
Coding could improve your online earning a lot!
Yeah thats the reason why i am learning this.
We all want to be something with any skills and want to earn money with it.
So, just happy Skill hunting
Do not get suckered into w3's useless certificates. No one will look at them.
http://www.w3schools.com/cert/default.asp
http://www.w3schools.com/cert/default.asp
Coding could improve your online earning a lot!
To hash a string by SHA256 in PHP is easy. Here's some example code:
I pretty much learned PHP from googling my questions and learning the codes from the answers.
Good places I would suggest is:
http://www.w3schools.com - Great for any sort of web programming
http://www.php.net - The official documentation, very useful for seeing syntax and such that you're unsure about
http://www.stackoverflow.com - Extremely helpful for finding answers to questions from humans to humans. Almost all errors in my code are fixed by this site.
i saved this post in my notepad in a folder named PHP learning, Thanks Quote
$string = 'teststring123';
$hashedstring = hash('SHA256', $string);
echo $string . ' : ' . $hashedstring;
This will output the following:$hashedstring = hash('SHA256', $string);
echo $string . ' : ' . $hashedstring;
Quote
teststring123 : c0970ea1df4d1a25fc9f348f6d363f295152373adb42d2b27e9200cf87eeaf12
I pretty much learned PHP from googling my questions and learning the codes from the answers.
Good places I would suggest is:
http://www.w3schools.com - Great for any sort of web programming
http://www.php.net - The official documentation, very useful for seeing syntax and such that you're unsure about
http://www.stackoverflow.com - Extremely helpful for finding answers to questions from humans to humans. Almost all errors in my code are fixed by this site.
Doing same. Bookmarking this to my Browser.
Good to see everyone is sharing their Experiences with different mediums they gone with
To hash a string by SHA256 in PHP is easy. Here's some example code:
I pretty much learned PHP from googling my questions and learning the codes from the answers.
Good places I would suggest is:
http://www.w3schools.com - Great for any sort of web programming
http://www.php.net - The official documentation, very useful for seeing syntax and such that you're unsure about
http://www.stackoverflow.com - Extremely helpful for finding answers to questions from humans to humans. Almost all errors in my code are fixed by this site.
i saved this post in my notepad in a folder named PHP learning, Thanks Quote
$string = 'teststring123';
$hashedstring = hash('SHA256', $string);
echo $string . ' : ' . $hashedstring;
This will output the following:$hashedstring = hash('SHA256', $string);
echo $string . ' : ' . $hashedstring;
Quote
teststring123 : c0970ea1df4d1a25fc9f348f6d363f295152373adb42d2b27e9200cf87eeaf12
I pretty much learned PHP from googling my questions and learning the codes from the answers.
Good places I would suggest is:
http://www.w3schools.com - Great for any sort of web programming
http://www.php.net - The official documentation, very useful for seeing syntax and such that you're unsure about
http://www.stackoverflow.com - Extremely helpful for finding answers to questions from humans to humans. Almost all errors in my code are fixed by this site.
I started learning php now from a udemy tutorial I download in torrents. It's a 4 gb video tutorial.
To hash a string by SHA256 in PHP is easy. Here's some example code:
I pretty much learned PHP from googling my questions and learning the codes from the answers.
Good places I would suggest is:
http://www.w3schools.com - Great for any sort of web programming
http://www.php.net - The official documentation, very useful for seeing syntax and such that you're unsure about
http://www.stackoverflow.com - Extremely helpful for finding answers to questions from humans to humans. Almost all errors in my code are fixed by this site.
Quote
$string = 'teststring123';
$hashedstring = hash('SHA256', $string);
echo $string . ' : ' . $hashedstring;
This will output the following:$hashedstring = hash('SHA256', $string);
echo $string . ' : ' . $hashedstring;
Quote
teststring123 : c0970ea1df4d1a25fc9f348f6d363f295152373adb42d2b27e9200cf87eeaf12
I pretty much learned PHP from googling my questions and learning the codes from the answers.
Good places I would suggest is:
http://www.w3schools.com - Great for any sort of web programming
http://www.php.net - The official documentation, very useful for seeing syntax and such that you're unsure about
http://www.stackoverflow.com - Extremely helpful for finding answers to questions from humans to humans. Almost all errors in my code are fixed by this site.
Some useful things that probably won't be in codecademy is SHA256 hashing which is very useful with bitcoin and password and provably fair
Just spoke with a friend and he said he would teach that to me 
Some useful things that probably won't be in codecademy is SHA256 hashing which is very useful with bitcoin and password and provably fair
Great to hear that someone is actually learning PHP. I suggest you looking at W3Schools first, as they provide in-depth tutorial. Codecademy is useful if you want to learn PHP fast without knowing some 'behind-the-scene'.
This ^
I started learning the fundamentals of PHP from W3schools, sometimes I feel that the courses in CodeAcademy are too repetitive although its pretty good for beginners
Stackoverflow is good for finding answers to technical questions when you get beyond the basics.
Great to hear that someone is actually learning PHP. I suggest you looking at W3Schools first, as they provide in-depth tutorial. Codecademy is useful if you want to learn PHP fast without knowing some 'behind-the-scene'.
This ^
I started learning the fundamentals of PHP from W3schools, sometimes I feel that the courses in CodeAcademy are too repetitive although its pretty good for beginners
Great to hear that someone is actually learning PHP. I suggest you looking at W3Schools first, as they provide in-depth tutorial. Codecademy is useful if you want to learn PHP fast without knowing some 'behind-the-scene'.
I am still coding yes. After learning basic functions, try making yuor own project and thats teh way I learned, I learn while I go and have to make new things.
I'm planning to make my own Facuet script and publish it for free on the web
Still learning tho, Around 60% so far, Going pretty slow as I'm trying to learn everything
I am still coding yes. After learning basic functions, try making yuor own project and thats teh way I learned, I learn while I go and have to make new things.
I'm planning to make my own Facuet script and publish it for free on the web
Still learning tho, Around 60% so far, Going pretty slow as I'm trying to learn everything
excellent place to start with basics in PHP
i recommend this to all my friend who want to start with php
i recommend this to all my friend who want to start with php
Codecademy is how I learned my PHP basics, its very helpful and a very good tool for learning new languages in the way it is done. You also get to see your code function and perform a real life function which is nice as well.
Thanks for the feedback, Mind If I ask if you are still coding ?also, What should I start doing once done ?, Thanks
Codecademy is how I learned my PHP basics, its very helpful and a very good tool for learning new languages in the way it is done. You also get to see your code function and perform a real life function which is nice as well.
Thanks for the feedback, Mind If I ask if you are still coding ?also, What should I start doing once done ?, Thanks
Codecademy is how I learned my PHP basics, its very helpful and a very good tool for learning new languages in the way it is done. You also get to see your code function and perform a real life function which is nice as well.
So, I'm learning PHP from Codecademy, Lets say I'm half the way there.
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