Tools to learn PHP language

1.Codecourse

Formerly and more famously known as PHP Academy, Code course have gone beyond PHP and have included other web development and tools in their kitty, which might be the reason that prompted the change in name. However; regardless of the name, the PHP video tutorial by Codecourse are highly descriptive and contains details about each and every aspect of the language. If you are just starting with PHP, this might be the perfect match for you. Their videos are available on their official website and their YouTube channel.

2. Stone River eLearning

Even though Stone River eLearning is not a PHP specific website, but their online courses cover almost every section of the language. The best part about Stone River eLearning is their lifetime access to courses that you purchase, as well as their 30 days no questions asked money back guarantee. Their delivery platform relies heavily on video-based lectures, and they provide direct email and forum support for all of their courses.

3. PHP Manual

Arguably, the best of them all, the PHP Manual has everything that you need in your quest to achieve glory in PHP. The best thing about PHP Manual is the section on every page that allows users to post their comments and experience with the function, and unlike the random comments that you will usually find under videos, these comments are extremely helpful in the practical applications of PHP.

4. Killer PHP

The statement ‘Beginner PHP for Non Nerds’ is written in bold and capital at the homepage of this website and they surely abide by their words. Even though there is nothing killer about Killer PHP, but it might just be the right assistant you need to get started with PHP. Their blogs are very well written and explain the concepts in a very basic way which makes it easier for students from non-technical backgrounds to grasp and learn. Word of advice, don’t go to Killer PHP with the expectations that it will transform you into a PHP guru.

5. PHP 101

PHP 101 is another website that promises and delivers great content and learning with a pinch of entertainment for the absolute beginners. If you are just starting with PHP, PHP 101 might not be a bad start, however; you will need to move to websites that provide detailed content once you are past the beginner level.