You can learn the basics with a few good books. If you are completely non-technical, the books in the "For Dummies" series are pretty well written for the non-techie beginner. If you're a little technical, but no prior programming experience, Peachpit Press has a "Visual Quickstart" series that's pretty nice. I keep referring to "PHP and MySQL for Dynamic Web Sites" when I'm chugging away at sites. Anything from O'Reilly is pretty much great - if you already have a programming background or you have some familiarity with the subject to begin with. Otherwise, there's a lot of stuff in their books that goes straight over the head.
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