Hey guys, Lewis here, it’s been a heck of a while since we started this site and gave up on it, but now I can officially say that we’re back and writing content for it as you read. We have some amazing writers, interviews and goodies lined up for you over the next couple of months, so refreshing the site as we release more and more content. Talk soon!
Written by Owen Jones
Welcome back, in this tutorial I shall be teaching you about Comments, if Statements and Switches. If you haven’t read my first tutorial I recommend you do to get up to speed (link).
Still with us? Okay; let’s get started!
Hey there. It’s been a while, but our site is now back online. We would like to start by making an appology, We suck. We know. So after a month or so when we have some time, Amazing Coder is coming back and is going to be bigger than ever, we rushed out the site and it was a bad choice. We will be better.
Written by Owen Jones
In this first tutorial I’m going to explain how to create PHP files, how to print text, and what variables are.
PHP – What is it?
When written in 1994 PHP originally stood for ‘Personal Home Page’. Written by Rasmus Lerdorf to replace a small set of Perl scripts he used on his site. Nowadays PHP stands for ‘Hypertext Pre-Processor’. It is a robust dynamic coding language and alongside ASP, JSP and RoR provides the ability to include dynamic content onto the web. PHP can be installed on Windows, UNIX and Solaris systems and can be installed as a module to apache.
But enough of the history lesson, let’s get coding!
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This weeks tutorial is on how to create a 3-column layout and how to style it with the basics. There will be 2 parts to the tutorial, one now and one in a few days. If you require any help, post a Comment. Click read more to read this tutorial.
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Hey everyone. Last quick tip for this week so let’s make it a good one! Everyone has a logo on their website (or most people) and not many people want to use the <img> tag to stick it on the front page so I’m about to show you how you can style your logo with the use of h1. (more…)
For Tuesday’s quick tip we will be showing you how to make your ordinary links hover using CSS. Read on for the tutorial. (more…)
