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Posted by L B
L B
28,323 Points

Is there a place for me to learn back end web development?

I want to learn the back end for web and mobile development. e.g. databases, apache etc.

Gary Mclean
Gary Mclean
5,756 Points

the php track deals with server side code and includes databases(also there's a database track) but Apache is a program that runs on a web server so you don't need to "develop" it really (guessing you could mod it and get it todo other things but). http://httpd.apache.org/

im doing the php track the now as i need to make a database with a web front...so far its going ok.

2 Answers

Roberto Alicata
PLUS
Roberto Alicata
Courses Plus Student 39,959 Points
Roberto Alicata
Roberto Alicata
Courses Plus Student 39,959 Points

You could follow the course of "Ruby on Rails" too.

Dom Smith
Dom Smith
3,091 Points
Dom Smith
Dom Smith
3,091 Points

if your willing to look at other learning sites, pluralsight.com might be of help :)