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Even if you only have a basic knowledge of HTML, you can build data-driven, interactive, dynamic websites by combining the open-source technologies with Web standards. Learning PHP, MySQL & JavaScript is a classic, step-by-step guide for teaching you how to do this. It has been updated many times, and always uses the latest core technologies of Web programming today, including PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, CSS, HTML5, jQuery, as well as React library.
In Learning PHP, MySQL & JavaScript, you will learn how to create interactive, data-driven, dynamic websites, even if you have no prior programming experience. It introduces each technology separately and then teaches you how to combine them; provides valuable web programming concepts, including objects, XHTML, cookies, and session management; and provides exercises at the end of each chapter to help you apply what you have learned.
By the end of this book, it will take you through applying what you’ve learned to build a fully functional social networking site, which looks great on both desktop and mobile browsers. In summary, after reading this book, Web designers will master the basics of all the core Web programming techniques, develop good Web programming habits, and even learn how to optimize your Web applications for mobile devices.
// What You Will Learn //
- Explore MySQL from database structure to complex queries
- Use the MySQL PDO extension, PHP’s improved MySQL interface
- Create dynamic PHP web pages that tailor themselves to the user
- Manage cookies and sessions and maintain a high level of security
- Enhance JavaScript with the React library
- Use Ajax calls for background browser-server communication
- Style your web pages by acquiring CSS skills
- Implement HTML5 features, including geolocation, audio, video, and the canvas element
- Reformat your websites into mobile web apps
// Table Of Contents //
- 1. Introduction to Dynamic Web Content
- 2. Setting Up a Development Server
- 3. Introduction to PHP
- 4. Expressions and Control Flow in PHP
- 5. PHP Functions and Objects
- 6. PHP Arrays
- 7. Practical PHP
- 8. Introduction to MySQL
- 9. Mastering MySQL
- 10. What’s New in PHP 8 and MySQL 8
- 11. Accessing MySQL Using PHP
- 12. Form Handling
- 13. Cookies, Sessions, and Authentication
- 14. Exploring JavaScript
- 15. Expressions and Control Flow in JavaScript
- 16. JavaScript Functions, Objects, and Arrays
- 17. JavaScript and PHP Validation and Error Handling
- 18. Using Asynchronous Communication
- 19. Introduction to CSS
- 20. Advanced CSS with CSS3
- 21. Accessing CSS from JavaScript
- 22. Introduction to jQuery
- 23. Introduction to jQuery Mobile
- 24. Introduction to React
- 25. Introduction to HTML5
- 26. The HTML5 Canvas
- 27. HTML5 Audio and Video
- 28. Other HTML5 Features
- 29. Bringing It All Together
- A. Solutions to the Chapter Questions
// Book Example Codes //
// Download URLs //
| Format | Download | Size |
| Learning PHP, MySQL & JavaScript, 6th Edition | ||
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14.6 MB | |
| EPUB | reserved | 14.4 MB |
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