The videos are in the universal h.264 MPEG format. So they will play in the free Quicktime player on Mac and Windows, the Windows media player, and on many flat panel tv's too.
What happens if I lose my videos a year from now?
No worries, just log back in and re-download them. :)
Do I have to log in to watch my videos?
Good news! The videos are 'download to own' ... that means you only need to download them once! This allows you to view them offline.
Killer Videos sites provide amazing video tutorials. I learnt PHP from from this website and now I am a full time PHP developer. Thank you very much
Mark Fail 04.20.2015
I'm a small businessman in a very big, competitive city. I have an idea for a web application that can really enhance my business if I can get it written (I have no programming experience at all). However, I find that the expense is too large for me to pay to have it written for me. So, I found an online tutorial for html and css. These two written tutorials got me started - I learned some tags, but not how to write a web page. I then bought a php/mySQL book for beginners. I worked through all 400+ pages and the accompanying CD. At the end of all this work I was intellectually excited to continue learning, but STILL could not do anything functional for my business.
Then I found killerphp.com.. I did their php and mySQL videos and WOW - I got real, usable information in a structured format that makes perfect sense. I just purchased the web design video from killersites.com and can't wait to get started. By the time I complete all the videos I will be able to write a web page and connect it to a mySQL database using PHP. The video instructor, Stefan, is a talented teacher. He has created a resource that is perfect for the beginner that wants, or needs, to get some real work done.
Leigh 12.13.2012
Hello Stefan,
I have been a Killer customer for sometime and love your stuff.
I am writing to provide feed back on the courses I have been working through.
On html5_v2 in the progress folder the index.html and CSS are the finished versions, so I was unable to follow as Santo intended. I have now got to html5_v3 in the progress folder and this too is the finished version.
This may not seem a big deal, but I like to work along. It also took me ages of searching around trying to find correct file, which,it seems, doesn't exist.
I hope this feedback is useful.
Alan
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