PHP, MySQL y Apache

Sams Teach Yourself Series: All in One

by Julie C. Meloni

Con este libro aprenderá, en un corto espacio de tiempo, a utilizar conjuntamente PHP, MySQL y Apache para crear aplicaciones y sitios Web interactivos y dinámicos gracias a las tres principales tecnologías de desarrollo para la Web de código libre. Cada una de las lecciones de este libro se basa en las anteriores, permitiéndole aprender los fundamentos de la programación en PHP, las bases de datos MySQL y el servidor web Apache, partiendo desde cero, paso a paso, y utilizando un lenguaje claro y sencillo. Con este libro aprenderá a instalar y configurar el lenguaje de programación PHP, MySQL y Apache, poner en marcha todas estas tecnologías para crear un sitio Web dinámico que trabaje con una base de datos remota, agregar un escaparate y un carrito de la compra a su sitio Web, optimizar sus bases de datos MySQL, restringir el acceso a sus aplicaciones, configurar un servidor Web seguro, entre muchas posibilidades más. Además, el CD-ROM adjunto al libro incluye un paquete de iniciación completo que le permitirá instalar todo el software que necesita para configurar un entorno estable para aprender, así como el código fuente de los ejemplos con los que podrá practicar y evaluar sus progresos.

Genres: Programming, Reference, Nonfiction, Technology

656 pages, Paperback

First published December 16, 2003

Reviews

[Vincent · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was the first book I used to teach myself these languages. I very much enjoyed the way the author spoonfeeds you through the learning process, where after you finish one section, you really are ready to advance to the next. I do still reference the book from time to time, as it has some neat example projects like shopping carts and storefronts.

[The other John · Rating 3 out of 5]

(Since I already listed this one on GoodReads

Teach Yourself PHP. I didn't. I mean, I might have, if I had actually bought the book rather than borrowing it from the library, but I'm not that interested in PHP, et al. All I had in mind to do was set up a database that would list all of the fonts my employer owns along with a graphic displaying each one and maybe a list of descriptor tags. That way, the next time I'm called upon to design something for one of our clients, I don't have to spend an hour looking through our entire font catalogue. But, alas, there's no way the company's going to buy a copy of FileMaker Pro just for my convenience, so I thought maybe I could avail myself to some of that great open source software that's out there. I heard the name MySQL bandied about more than once and ended up downloading that only to discover that I had a whole lot to learn. Hence my interest in this book. The drawback is that I have MySQL loaded at work, while the book (along with the time to read it) is at home. Such is my rationalization for only skimming the book. And now it's time to return the tome to the library. So what can I say? It seems to be a well written book and I did pick up a bit of learnin' about PHP and this whole database thing. But I was not a dedicated enough student to truly teach myself anything. May you fare better in your own quest for knowledge.

[Marty O'Brien · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good book for a basis. Once you have read this, use google to figure out everything else.

[Aruna Anandh]

this is really simple and interesting

[Renae · Rating 3 out of 5]

easy read, I became bored with it. on to asp.net

[Maya.mithu · Rating 1 out of 5]

i will go through this book

[Leo]

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[Vinicius Menezes · Rating 1 out of 5]

A bit tutorial. Not really insightful, not well structured... The internet can offer the same thing for free.

[Thomas]

i am only read for me....