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Old Mar 9th, 2005, 8:39 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by faLLeN
PHP is the way to go. I found getting into it extremely easy with my previous good knowledge of VB and there are a lot of good websites (including the home page php.net).

PHP itself normally goes hand in hand with Apache (web server) and MySQL (database). All of which are free of charge.

The hardest thing really is security awareness and debugging because some of the compiler messages can be a bit misleading and you'll have to get used to the syntax rules.

Edit:
Incidently if you are looking for a cheap UK webhost to try out your PHP on, I use www.idhosting.co.uk on thier £2.50 a month plan, I highly recommend them

Matthew Hall
www.indarkness.co.uk
Very good, thanks.

Doesn't sound like I'll be able to code and run on my notebook, right? Can you run this as a service on XP (Apache)?
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