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Building Robust Applications with MySQL, PHP, and CodeIgniter II
In last issue's article about CodeIgniter, Menachem took a first look at this tool and how to build simple applications with it. In this installment, Menachem looks further into CodeIgniter and show how easily it can be used to build large-scale applications with the features that any good application should have.
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Creating a Robust Web Application with PHP and CodeIgniter
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In this article, Menachem Bazian demonstrates how to create a robust web application using PHP and the CodeIgniter framework to solve a practical problem: tracking user login and logout events on a network. He explains the development process, from designing a simple logging database and capturing events with a Visual Basic script, to building a user-friendly web interface with CodeIgniter’s MVC structure. Menachem emphasizes CodeIgniter’s ease of use, built-in features, and its ability to streamline development, making it an excellent choice for PHP developers seeking efficient and maintainable web applications.
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Murach’s PHP and MySQL 2nd Edition
This chapter introduces you to the concepts and terms that you need for developing web applications with PHP. This chapter also shows you how to deploy, edit, and test a PHP application. When you finish this chapter, you’ll have all the background you need for learning how to write the code for PHP applications.
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NHibernate Succinctly
Master a powerful and flexible ORM with support for database engines including Microsoft SQL, Oracle, MySQL, and more.
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Sams Teach Yourself: PHP, MySQL and Apache All in One, 5th Edition - Chapter 19 - Managing a Simple Mailing List in PHP and MySQL
By Julie Meloni Published May 29, 2012 by Sams. Part of the Sams Teach Yourself series. Sample Chapter is provided courtesy of Sams Publishing. http://www.informit.com/articles/printerfriendly.aspx?p=1924985