Books
Book Reviews
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The PHP Anthology, Second Edition Harry Fuecks & Davey Shafik The PHP Anthology, 2nd Edition is the perfect book for intermediate-to-advanced PHP coders seeking a quick reference guide to common programming problems.Harry Fuecks & Davey Shafik have put together the definitive reference work for PHP professionals … |
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Wicked Cool PHP William Steinmetz, Brian Ward Wicked Cool PHP provides PHP scripts that can be implemented immediately to make programmers' lives easier, including scripts for processing credit cards, getting live shipping quotes, and accepting PayPal payments online. Author William Steinmetz approaches the … |
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AJAX and PHP: Building Responsive Web Applications Cristian Darie, Bogdan Brinzarea, Filip CherecheŞ-ToŞa, Mihai Bucica This book is a practical introduction to creating more responsive web pages using Ajax with PHP and MySQL on the server side. Every chapter is a solution to a problem (such as creating a chat application … |
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PHP Solutions David Powers In this book you'll learn how to:• Create dynamic websites with design and usability in mind, as well as functionality• Understand how PHP scripts work, giving you confidence to adapt them to your own needs• Bring … |
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Building Flickr Applications with PHP By Rob Kunkle, Andrew Morton Building Flickr Applications with PHP teaches you how to use today’s most popular online photo management system. You’ll learn to work with both your own photos and Flickr’s cache, and create new and compelling extensions to … |
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Creating your MySQL Database Marc Delisle If you're creating a dynamic web application using open-source tools, then you're probably going to be setting up a MySQL database. Getting the design of this database right for your application and its data is vital, … |
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MySQL Cookbook, Second Edition Paul DuBois A handy resource when you need quick solutions or techniques, this Cookbook addresses specific questions in using MySQL. You'll find dozens of short, focused pieces of code and hundreds of worked-out examples that are perfect for … |
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Linux Server Security Michael D. Bauer Starting in 1843, a steady progression of emigrants began travelling the Oregon Trail. Thousands came west. Some said it was Manifest Destiny and the will of God that America should expand from sea to sea. Others … |
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MySQL in a Nutshell Mitchell Pirtle Unlike most programming books that attempt to be a reference, the Nutshell series from O’Reilly takes a completely different approach to provide just the information you need to solve a particular problem. The MySQL in a … |
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Multi-Tier Application Programming with PHP David Wall In this book author David Wall shows us how to create a PHP application based specifically on a multi-tier architecture and design. The question is: does it live up to the claims?OVERVIEWAt this point in PHP’s … |
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Essential PHP Tools David Sklar This book intends to simplify programming tasks through the use of add-on modules and packages. The intended audience is intermediate-to-advanced, although I believe it is also of great use to the uninitiated. The Introduction provides a … |
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PHP Web Development with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 Allan Kent et. al In PHP Web Development with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004, authors Allan Kent and David Powers talk not only about Dreamweaver MX 2004 (DMX), but also discuss many of the common aspects of working in the PHP … |
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MySQL Language Reference The MySQL AB Team Why would anyone want to buy a book that is essentially available for free over the Internet? This is the question I found myself coming back to as I looked through the book, but firstly, let's … |
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Learning Red Hat Enterprise Linux & Fedora Bill McCarty There have been several attempts to document the use of Linux as a desktop, and most have been less-than-stellar for folks making the switch. When I learned that O'Reilly was going to cover Red Hat Enterprise … |
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Open Source Web Development with LAMP Derick Rethans This book on LAMP is not primarily focused on PHP, actually quite a small part is devoted to PHP.It starts with a very brief explanation in layman’s terms on how the internet works, including serving web … |
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Professional PHP Web Services James Fuller, Harry Fuecks, et al I was looking forward to receiving this book for my first review, I mean, wow… free book! Imagine my disappointment when a surprisingly slim package falls through my letterbox. The book is a mere 480 pages … |
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Hardening Apache Tony Mobily INTRODUCTIONHardening Apache takes on the unenviable task of providing information about securely installing everyone's favorite HTTP daemon, Apache. It is common to have developers pushed into double-duty – or, for that matter, triple-duty – for performing … |
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PHP4 XML Derick Rethans PHP is hot, XML is hot, the combination of those two popular technologies seems to be the ultimate solution toeverything. But in which ways can PHP help you working with XML documents? This book tries to … |
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PHP4 Multimedia Programming Derick Rethans Although PHP is not a real Multimedia Programming language, the articles in this issue proved that it can be used fine to handle Multimedia problems. This book also focuses on Multimedia, and more specifically on PDF, … |
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Programming PHP Sebastian Bergmann It certainly took its time, but now it’s out: a PHP book from the famous “Programming” series by O’Reilly. O’Reilly has a tradition of letting only creators or core developers of a language write books for … |
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