Effective Use of PHP/MySQL

[JesusCyborg]

I wrote a nice document focusing on the abstracts.

http://www.homelessinsane.com/tutorial/tut_phpmysql.php

what do you guys think?

[MatKieng]

Nice tut! I'm waiting for another more advance tut from you. Thanks for contribution!

[bdl]

I don't think you used the words 'F**k' or 'gay' enough.

[Jepa]

I stopped reading it because your writing style is not worth my time. Try using industry standards like $foo and $bar.

Regards,

-Jepa

[kryptech.net]

please dont insult his writing style, If he takes the time...

[Jepa]

Why not? He asked I answered. There are plenty of great writers that will not insult the general public. This type of writing is very imature.

IMO,

-Jepa

[kryptech.net]

Okay, I see your point, but dont try to insult him

[Jepa]

Okay, I see your point, but dont try to insult him

I did not try to insult him. I gave my honest opinion, which is what he asked for. If he takes it as an insult than he has a problem.

Regards,

-Jepa

[iDxMan]

The thread is a bit old, but I'll add my .01c.

Looks like a cleanly designed tut (haven't really looked into the content yet, so perhaps I should thank `Leedar`), but no one is going to give two ****s about it until you cut out the profanity and idiotic var/function names. Seems hard to believe that someone who precede's their name with Dr. is going to write a tutorial with such bad taste.

Although I do like some of the real-world examples with pseudo-code above to illustrate the flow then the real code to demonstrate the implementation.

Skipping some coding style comments (which we all have are own style.. so I'll skip it), it looks ok. It does actually touch on some things that make sense in the real world.

Although the `pay your respects` section is just lame.

-r

(and yes, I fully agree with your S-Q-L comment)

[Heywood]

The content seems good enough, but the presentation isn't for everyone. Hell, at least its original.