• Title: The PHP Programming Language
• Author(s) CodeAhoy
• Publisher: CodeAhoy (2023)
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• eBook: HTML
• Language: English
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This book is a beginner's guide for writing PHP programs from scratch and learning practical programming skills to use with any language. This website is a treasure trove of knowledge and a great platform to enhance your PHP skills.

• Dayle Rees is a software developer from Wales, UK. He was one of the first users of the Laravel framework. Deciding to share the joy of Laravel with the rest of the world, he wrote a series of technical books about the Laravel framework that are read by tens of thousands of developers worldwide.

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