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DevelopersAug 5, 20171 min read

427 PHP Educational Projects (Source Code)

Naser Sobhan

Naser Sobhan

AI & Strategy Consultant

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The Best way to learn programming is to open projects and check them out and learn practically. copy parts and use them in your own project. for me it was the best way and I am still learning from project, I open them reverse engineering (if you want to call it) and then I know what they did and how the code works,

so I wanted to share projects for you so you can learn.

projects listed below, each folder is the a specific project category use them when you need them.

this is the part one of the php project pack please wait for others.

to open files and folder you may need to use your ooyta.com account.

 Content Management  – 56 Projects
 Contests and Awards  – 2 Projects
 Countdowns  – 7 Projects
 Counters  – 43 Projects
 Customer Support  – 8 Projects
 Database Tools  – 37 Projects
 Development Tools  – 67 Projects
 Discussion Boards  – 29 Projects
 Documents  – 4 Projects
 E-Commerce  – 19 Projects
 Education  – 14 Projects
 Email Systems  – 11 Projects
 Error Handling  – 2 Projects
 Exchanges  – 5 Projects
 FAQ and Knowledgebase  – 10 Projects
 File Manipulation  – 40 Projects
 Financial Tools  – 9 Projects
 Flash and PHP  – 5 Projects
 Form Processors  – 31 Projects
 Games and Entertainment  – 10 Projects
 Graphs and Charts  – 5 Projects
 Groupware Tools  – 13 Projects
 Guestbooks  – 17 Projects
 Healthcare  – 2 Projects
Naser Sobhan

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Naser Sobhan

A technology veteran with 18+ years building scalable systems for global enterprises. Now based in Rochester, MN, helping local businesses adopt AI safely and profitably.

How this is written: I'm a builder first, not a professional writer — my strength is the technical work, not turning it into prose. The ideas, opinions, and experience here are entirely mine, shaped by years actually doing this. I use AI to help organize my notes, tighten the language, and turn what's in my head into something worth reading.

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