A 6-year veteran talks about how to learn PHP!

Regarding PHP, many friends complain about development issues and capability issues. There are also issues about your future development and salary. There are also some claims that PHP is not good and is not suitable for large-scale architectures and so on. It's almost time to get off work. As a veteran who has been developing PHP for more than 6 years, I would like to say a few words here. I hope it will be of some help to those who are just getting started with PHPER.​

First of all, the key to any language ability lies in your own technical ability. Otherwise, if you give you a Boeing airplane and you can’t fly it, it won’t be as fast as a bicycle. First of all, as a PHP programmer, you should mentally realize that this is something to be proud of. Because you have entered FREE territory.​ From a technical point of view, being a JAVA programmer is also a matter of pride; as for being an ASP. If you can also develop COM components well, you will also be a strong programmer. In fact, it does not lie in language, but in people. PHP has a low threshold, but how many people have touched its ceiling? It is very important to learn the basic skills of PHP. It is best to have learning experience in data structures.​

​ ​ ​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Must fully master smarty+pear+adodb+xml+ajax within 2 years. Tools must be proficient in zend studio development. The database must be proficient in mysql & sqlserver and the operating system must have a certain understanding of liunx. And can configure the environment. You should also buy the administrator manual for apache and read it carefully. The above is what must be mastered within 2 years

In the third year, if you don’t have .NET or JAVA development experience, please make up for it. Because the ideas of .NET and JAVA are much more mature than PHP, learning SQLSERVER is also to improve the usage level of mysql. Database is not simply a matter of creating a table and querying it. So in my third year of Jianyi, I added more ideas and database content. But this does not mean that you will not watch it in the first two years. I mean year three is more of that. Because at this time, you already know many basic parts of PHP, and then you need an overall improvement, rather than a one-sided improvement. At this time, you have to consider architectural issues. ​​

​​​​​​ In the fourth year, when you deploy a large-scale project. Deployment issues such as load and file distribution and security are coming one after another. At this time you have to work hard to understand what is a file server cluster and what is a web Server cluster, what is database cluster, etc. Then what are the requirements for improving your coding and so on.​ ​

​ ​ ​ ​ ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ In the fifth year, try to learn C and C++. At this time, you will have a deeper understanding of stacks, pointers, and memory.

The above introduces the 6-year veteran’s talk about PHP learning methods! , including relevant content, I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.