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<blockquote data-quote="ying" data-source="post: 267587" data-attributes="member: 229"><p>As far as I'm concerned people have different ways of learning. The key to mastering programming is to find which way suites you best cause one way might work for another and not for you. My way I learned was by watching TheNewBoston's videos. Whoever told you that his videos arent taught correctly is a bullshitter, they might be a bit outdated for current PHP versions, but I learned most of my PHP from him and I find no issues? There are two series of his PHP videos though, one by a guy called alex, and another guy called bucky. My recommendation is that you visit the youtube channel <a href="http://youtube.com/phpacademy/" target="_blank">http://youtube.com/phpacademy/</a> the videos are taught by the same guy from thenewboston except they are much more updated. His videos will teach you alot and if you watch most of it you will know PHP very will in my opinion. Afterwards go to codeacademy to evaluate your skills - I have no clue why people usually use codeacademy as a beginners choice to learn coding. It's not noob friendly at all, and its extremely boring...</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ying, post: 267587, member: 229"] As far as I'm concerned people have different ways of learning. The key to mastering programming is to find which way suites you best cause one way might work for another and not for you. My way I learned was by watching TheNewBoston's videos. Whoever told you that his videos arent taught correctly is a bullshitter, they might be a bit outdated for current PHP versions, but I learned most of my PHP from him and I find no issues? There are two series of his PHP videos though, one by a guy called alex, and another guy called bucky. My recommendation is that you visit the youtube channel [url]http://youtube.com/phpacademy/[/url] the videos are taught by the same guy from thenewboston except they are much more updated. His videos will teach you alot and if you watch most of it you will know PHP very will in my opinion. Afterwards go to codeacademy to evaluate your skills - I have no clue why people usually use codeacademy as a beginners choice to learn coding. It's not noob friendly at all, and its extremely boring... [/QUOTE]

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