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very cool
I followed the thread on macnn and installed php and mysql. If you want to build dynamic websites or serve
Learning PHP/mySQL
One thing that's nice is the large number of absolutely free mySQL and PHP programs out
there. I've learned most of what I know about the two just from playing around with the
mySQL database and PHP code installed by Geeklog. Once I repartition the home drive (a
long-delayed project), I'll be installing mySQL/PHP locally so that I can play around with
newer versions of Geeklog prior to making them active on the site.
One great source for PHP stuff is
The PHP Resource Index
They currently have almost 800 PHP resources online, covering everything from basic
counters to programs such as Geeklog. Well worth a visit if you're interested in learning
more about PHP.
-rob.
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