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Reader Satish requested a list of tutorials where he could learn about PHP, MySQL and jQuery.

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The point is that first you have to start from beginning. If you really want to learn some programming language you have to try by yourself first. I’m sure if you just google for tutorial, you’ll find what you want. That’s why I’ll first recommend sites that are first destination to look for tutorials.

php.netTop

php.net

This is your first destination if you want to learn PHP. There is and excellent documentation where you can find all about functions and a lot of example code provided by developers and users that use PHP. Under each function documentation you can find tips that users provide and you may find them very helpful.

mysql.comTop

mysql.com

mysql.com

This is your first destination if you want to learn MySQL. They provide also a great documentation with help of users that found some bugs or have some tips that will make your life easier. Also there are few example databases that you can use to play around and learn how to use queries.

jquery.comTop

jquery.com

jquery.com

Again, this is your first destination if you want to learn jQuery. As those two mentioned above, this site also has great documentation. They also have list of other sites that have tutorials for jQuery. Only thing that they not have is user feedback so you’ll not find any user comments below function description.

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After you’ve examined those sites above, you can now start looking for tutorials that will help you combine those languages.

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tutorialized.com

tutorialized.com

Very big database of tutorials for all kind of technologies. Tutorials are categorized you’ll find your way through very easy and fast. Site that I recommend to you as next step of tutorial finding.

net.tutsplus.comTop

net.tutsplus.com

net.tutsplus.com

Site with filtered tutorials (not any tutorial will be published) where you’ll find tutorials that are good or very good. Some tutorials are for premium members but many of them aren’t so look what they offer and you may like it.

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Many of you will not find this post useful and will as why I even spent time to write it. Well, answer is simple. I want to show you that you have to try by yourself first and then ask for help. Google is very powerful and will provide best results for you. Last 3 sites that I can provide are these.

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