Over 60 simple but incredibly effective recipes to Ajaxify PHP websites with PHP Ajax Cookbook
Learn how to develop and deploy iPhone web and native apps.
Optimize the performance of Ajax applications.
Build dynamic websites with faster response from the server using the asynchronous call feature of PHP Ajax.
Using Ajax allows quick and efficient access of data from the server, thus precluding a total web page refresh.
Leverage the power of PHP Ajax using practical recipes with example codes.
PHP Ajax Cookbook
PHP Ajax Cookbook will teach you how to use the combination of PHP AJAX as a powerful platform for websites or web applications. Using AJAX for Communication with Server leads to faster response with PHP at the back-end services. The combination of AJAX PHP has many features such as speeding up the user experience, giving your web client much quicker response time and letting the client browser retrieve data from the server without having to refresh the whole page. You will learn the nuances of optimization and debugging Ajax applications. Further, you will learn how to program Ajax on iPhone devices. Download eBook Free »
Combine the power of PHP and MongoDB to build dynamic web 2.0 applications with PHP and MongoDB Web Development Beginner’s Guide
Learn to build PHP-powered dynamic web applications using MongoDB as the data backend
Handle user sessions, store real-time site analytics, build location-aware web apps, and much more, all using MongoDB and PHP
Full of step-by-step instructions and practical examples, along with challenges to test and improve your knowledge
PHP and MongoDB Web Development Beginner’s Guide
With the rise of Web 2.0, the need for a highly scalable database, capable of storing diverse user-generated content is increasing. MongoDB, an open-source, non-relational database has stepped up to meet this demand and is being used in some of the most popular websites in the world. MongoDB is one of the NoSQL databases which is gaining popularity for developing PHP Web 2.0 applications.
PHP and MongoDB Web Development Beginner’s Guide is a fast-paced, hands-on guide to get started with web application development using PHP and MongoDB. The book follows a “Code first, explain later” approach, using practical examples in PHP to demonstrate unique features of MongoDB. It does not overwhelm you with information (or starve you of it), but gives you enough to get a solid practical grasp on the concepts.
Expert insight and practical guidance to create an efficient, flexible, and robust web oriented PHP 5 framework
Learn about the design choices involved in the creation of advanced web oriented PHP systems
Build an infrastructure for web applications that provides high functionality while avoiding pre-empting styling choices
Implement solid mechanisms for common features such as menus, presentation services, user management, and more
Written by a seasoned developer of CMS applications and other modern software
PHP 5 CMS Framework Development, 2nd Edition
If you want an insight into the critical design issues and programming techniques required for a web oriented framework in PHP5, this book will be invaluable. Whether you want to build your own CMS style framework, want to understand how such frameworks are created, or simply want to review advanced PHP5 software development techniques, this book is for you.
As a former development team leader on the renowned Mambo open-source content management system, author Martin Brampton offers unique insight and practical guidance into the problem of building an architecture for a web oriented framework or content management system, using the latest versions of popular web scripting language PHP.
Learning PHP Data Objects: A Beginner’s Guide to PHP Data Objects, Database Connection Abstraction Library for PHP 5
An overview of PDO
Creating a database and connecting to it
Error Handling
Advanced features
In Detail
PDO is lighter, faster, and more powerful than existing PHP data abstraction interfaces. PDO is a common interface to different databases that must be used with a database-specific PDO driver to access a particular database server: the PDO extension does not provide a database abstraction by itself; it doesn’t rewrite SQL, emulate missing database features, or perform any database functions using by itself. It performs the same role as other classic database abstraction layers such as ODBC and JDBC: it’s a query abstraction layer that abstracts the mechanism for accessing a database and manipulating the returned records; each database driver that implements the PDO interface can also expose database-specific features as regular extension functions. PDO ships with PHP 5.1, and is available as an extension for PHP 5.0; it requires the new object-oriented features of PHP 5, and cannot run with earlier versions of PHP.
This book will teach you how to use the PDO, including its advanced features. Readers need to be aware of the basics of data abstraction and should be familiar with PHP.
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