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Issue 02.06
(February 2006)
Issue 02.06 (February 2006)
Building Ning Apps
PHP + Ning = Your Own Social App In Minutes
- Best Practices In Enterprise Engagements
- Exploring Magic Methods in PHP 5
- PHP From the Shop Floor
- Building a Task Application with PHP 5 and SimpleXML
- Code Generation and PHP
- An Inside Look at Modifying Phorum Code
- Producing Multilingual Output, Accessing Data and Rendering Output
Issue 01.06
(January 2006)
Issue 01.06 (January 2006)
Investing in Yourself
PHP Classes As Assets
- Iteration with PHP 5.1's Standard PHP Library
- PHP From the Shop Floor
- Dynamic Content Types
- Introducing Design Patterns – Part II
- What's Really New About MySQL 5.0?
- Making PHP an Intelligent Workhorse
- Building a Weblog with PHP – Part II
Issue 12.05
(December 2005)
Issue 12.05 (December 2005)
Introducing Design Patterns
Practical, Reusable Solutions
- Encrypting PHP Code
- Guru Speak: Output Buffering
- Building an Intranet
- Building a Weblog with PHP
- MySQL Views for Data Migration
- How Would you Like to Get KINKY in PHP
- Book Review: From the Prentice Hall Stable
Issue 11.05
(November 2005)
Issue 11.05 (November 2005)
27 Tips for Freelance PHP Coders
Making a Freelance Coding Business Work in the Real World
- Inside The Zend Certified Engineer Exam
- Precise XML Handling with DOM in PHP 5
- Distributing Content with RSS 2.0
- Building a PHP User Group
- The Zend PHP Certification Guide Reviewed
- 27 Tips for Freelance PHP Coders
- PHP on Touch Screen Systems
- Using Triggers in MySQL 5.0
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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 …
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 …