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File Size: 10384 KB

Print Length: 586 pages

Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited

Publisher: O'Reilly Media; 2 edition (August 27, 2012)

Publication Date: August 13, 2012

Language: English

ASIN: B008XCFLTM

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Most of my web development experience happened before Y2K and I needed a refresher, especially now that HTML5 and CSS3 are mainstream. I have always steered clear of JavaScript because of the things others have said about what a pain it is from a browser portability point of view.I had never done any PHP work in my web past, so PHP was an entirely new language for me, but none of the concepts were new as I have programmed extensively in Java, C#, and C++. I had picked up several books on PHP and been underwhelmed by them. I was looking for something that could get me to advanced topics like reflection pretty quickly.The coverage of JavaScript is equally pragmatic and the pace is good. CSS gets a very good intro as well, so you walk away with a well rounded start to the whole programming experience.I'm not going to offer a comment on the coverage of MySQL, mainly because I have done so much work with MySQL and other relational databases through the years that I can't really say whether I think the coverage was any good for someone learning it for the first time. Truth be told, I really only scan-read these chapters. I didn't need them.This book does an excellent job of ramping you up and getting you comfortable with the languages and presenting them as a well-rounded set. It's not a reference that you will go back to that much... "PHP Cookbook," "JavaScript: The Definitive Guide," and "CSS: The Definitive Guide" fulfill those roles. This book gives you what you need to understand to bring it all together.As much of techie as I am, I still prefer printed books. This was one I bought for Kindle. I regret having done that. I make notes in my books of things to refer back to, and they sit in my shelf with post-its hanging out everywhere. I would have done that with this book. Kindle doesn't get me that.

This is a pretty good introductory book on these languages. I purchased it just for PHP & MySQL. Easy enough to follow. Main suggestions I would have for improvement are:1) Provide a couple pages to work through installation of a suitable development environment (preferably Eclipse). I spent a couple hours trying to get Eclipse with the PDT installed correctly (sadly there are numerous issues depending on which versions of the components are being used), as well as getting Eclipse to store the development files in the right place, since the default locations are under Program Files (x86) which Eclipse is not allowed to write to.2) Better reference and/or index. I found once I started developing, about 4 times out of 5, what I was looking up in the index wasn't there and I'd have to search through the chapters to find what I was looking for. Primarily ensure all PHP commands, MySQL commands, etc. are listed in the index, or better yet, provide a couple appendices summarizing these at the back. Fortunately, the web has this info handy too, although sometimes the online descriptions aren't too helpful.3) After the PHP & MySQL sections, perhaps another chapter to tie it all together as most people needing those two languages are developing an interface to a MySQL database, which likely involves the same set of work for most people -- managing user accounts, importing/exporting data, transferring data to other environments (via json_encode/decode, etc.) Bits & pieces are scattered in the book, but much needs to be gleaned online.

I purchased this book for personal reading and not for a school course. This book is paced very well. It is ideal for both in-depth reading and skimming through. What I love about O'Reilly books is how well they cover basic material while still addressing complex topics, whereas many other companies only do one. It has also been useful for quick lookups, as it includes a helpful table of contents and index page. Another thing I like about the O'Reilly books is the quality of the pages and binding. It is printed on very white paper, making the text easy to read. The chapters are broken up into small sizes that keep me from getting bored or zoning out. The books are hefty and easy to take on the go, since they are smaller than binder-size.

I've put together a few web sites, starting with table-based and moving into HTML5 divs, but never had created one with database integration. This book was exactly what I needed to get my first integration up and running. One particularly nice features is the ability to download all the example code.In my second DB integration project, I ran into one problem that wasn't covered in the book--pulling a "blob" image out of the database and onto the web page. It's not considered a "best practice," but it was the method that was going to work for my client to do his own data entry. I emailed the author (and you can figure out how by yourself, just like I did), and he graciously pointed me in the right direction--a data uri scheme, if you're curious.I have always trusted O'Reilly books to offer outstanding technical information, and they continue to deliver!

After getting comfortable with HTML, I would recommend this is as a good introduction to creating dynamic web content. The major topics are presented in a logical order: PHP, MySQL, accessing MySQL from PHP, JavaScript, client- and server-side validation using PHP and JavaScript, Ajax, CSS, accessing CSS from JavaScript. A basic social networking application is included as the last chapter, and adds tremendously to the book's value.I will admit that I have complete separate reference manuals for PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and CSS, but this relatively lightweight volume is the one I typically keep at my desk because it is easy to use to look up most of the basic concepts when I'm struggling with a bit of syntax.Four stars for a well-written worthwhile read.

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