MySQL/PHP Database Applications

Product Description
More businesses and ambitious individuals are trying to bring applications to the Web but they are bewildered with the array of components and concepts needed to create a data-driven site. The cost, stability and ease of development using the Open Source PHP 4 scripting language and a MySQL database makes this combination the best choice for small and mid-size Web-based applications. PHP4/MySQL Database Applications demonstrates web-application development by presenting seven real, ready-to-use examples starting with a simple guess book and ending with a fully-functional e-commerce site with a shopping cart. Inexperienced users will learn the essentials of working with PHP4 and MySQL so they can start building and customizing database applications for the web right away!

From the Back Cover
MySQL/PHP Database Applications Affordable Open Source Solutions to E-Commerce Challenges In this unique guide, two Web development gurus show you how to harness the open source power of MySQL and PHP — and create high-performance Web database applications that won’t break the bank. Using plenty of ready-to-run code and seven concrete examples — from a simple guestbook to a not-so-simple shopping cart — they walk you step-by-step through the process of building a MySQL database and writing real-world PHP applications. Best of all, they provide you with MySQL, PHP, and all their examples on the CD-ROM — which means that you’re holding in your hands everything you need to jump-start an e-commerce project. Create High-Performance Database Applications for the Web
* Find out what MySQL offers — and doesn’t
* Get up to speed on normal forms and other MySQL basics
* Build MySQL tables with Structured Query Language
* Extract database information with MySQL selects and functions
* Work with PHP variables, control structures, and functions
* Get tips on writing good code and using object-oriented techniques
* Create simple applications: a guestbook and a survey
* Develop more sophisticated applications: a catalog, a content manager, a threaded discussion, a problem tracking system, and a shopping cart
* Discover helpful appendixes on HTML forms, MySQL utilities, PHP functions, and more
About the Author
Jay Greenspan, a writer and database developer, was most recently a producer at Wired Digital’s Webmonkey, where he wrote about PHP, ASP, XML, and other topics. Brad Bulger, a seasoned software developer who previously worked at Ingres (now part of Computer Associates) and Wired magazine, is currently a software engineer at Wired Digital.
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