If you’ve read this far, thank you. I sincerely hope that this book has held your interest and has at the least informed some areas of your future PHP programming . If it has, I encourage you to start some coding right now based on one or more topics in this book while they are still fresh in your mind. People far smarter than me have shown that the sooner relevant activity occurs after learning, the easier it is to retain information and techniques over the longer term. If you use any of the techniques presented in the book in “real life,” I would be interested to know! Finally, if you haven’t already headed for the keyboard, don’t forget to glance through the appendixes that follow. There may be something interesting or useful in there for you (either to use now or to be aware of for the future).
Giving Feedback and Getting Help and Support
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