Apache, MySQL, and PHP weekend crash course by Schafer, Steven M instant download

Apache, MySQL, and PHP weekend crash course by Schafer, Steven M instant download

xxviii, 448 pages : 23 cm, These three key open source technologies are the basis for a large majority of the Web servers on the internet today. Apache is the world's favorite Web server, responsible for serving up approximately 700f the content on the Web. MySQL is a powerful, flexible, and affordable open source database server. PHP is an open source scripting language that enables dynamic data to be reconfigured and custom delivered at request time for the specific Web visitor. All three technologies work well together and run on both Linux and Windows servers, \"15 hour weekend crash course\"--Spine, Includes index, pt. I. Friday Evening -- Sess. 1. Installing Apache -- Sess. 2. Installing PHP -- Sess. 3. Installing MySQL -- Sess. 4. Apache Basics -- pt. II. Saturday Morning -- Sess. 5. Configuring Apache -- Sess. 6. Apache Security Concerns -- Sess. 7. The Basics of MySQL -- Sess. 8. MySQL Security -- Sess. 9. Working with Data -- Sess. 10. Queries -- pt. III. Saturday Afternoon -- Sess. 11. Troubleshooting MySQL Commands and Queries -- Sess. 12. Advanced MySQL Concepts -- Sess. 13. Getting Ready to Use PHP -- Sess. 14. PHP Basics -- Sess. 15. Program Flow -- Sess. 16. PHP Functions -- pt. IV. Saturday Evening -- Sess. 17. Working with Files -- Sess. 18. HTML Constructs -- Sess. 19. Working with Forms -- Sess. 20. Multiple-User Considerations in PHP -- pt. V. Sunday Morning -- Sess. 21. Good Coding Practices -- Sess. 22. Debugging and Troubleshooting PHP -- Sess. 23. MySQL Through PHP -- Sess. 24. Debugging and Troubleshooting MySQL in PHP -- Sess. 25. Odds and Ends -- Sess. 26. Project: Calendar I -- pt. VI. Sunday Afternoon -- Sess. 27. Project: Calendar II -- Sess. 28. Project: Content Publishing I -- Sess. 29. Project: Content Publishing II -- Sess. 30. Project: Building an RSS Feed