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      <title>So You Want to Be a Php Developer</title>
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      <description>I see countless posts and questions by new developers who want to break into the PHP development world. A common question is What is the best way to gain PHP experience? Common answers are to build up a github profile, start blogging, internships or pro-bono work. Yeah that sounds great but for someone who is truly green that may be a little outside of their comfort zone If it is for someone looking to learn relevant skills to break into the job market the advice is a little vague.</description>
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