Re: Websmart php or Zend Studio

I would start at a lover level, if you don't already have knowledge of SQL
it is a must and besides that you can use it in your RPG environment.

Then I would learn the basic of PHP coding and MYSQL database. There
is a lot of online books like this

http://www.christiansfeldcentret.dk/documents/00008.pdf

Instead of starting playing on IBM I, I would install a XAMPP server on
my PC.
You can find it here:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/xampp/






On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 2:46 PM, Allen, Todd
<Todd.Allen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

If self-learning then I would go with Zend. This will give you
transferrable PHP skills that can be used on any platform and also exposes
you to the Zend framework. The learning curve may be a bit steeper but
getting experience with any PHP framework is good experience.

Thanks,
Todd


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Subject: [WEB400] Websmart php or Zend Studio

Hi All,

Coming from a RPG background, which one do you think is investing time
and effort in... Websmart php or Zend studio + Zend framework

I have access to Zend server running on Ibm i

No immediate projects I will use this for, just self learning...

Cheers Murray

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