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Issue 06.06
(June 2006)
Issue 06.06 (June 2006)
Joomla 1.5 Knocking At Your Door
- XSLT for the Meek, the Cowardly, and the Terrified
- Review of NuSphere PhpED 4.5
- Introduction to PEAR::DB and PEAR::MDB2 Database Abstraction Layers
- Leveraging the Power of XUL and PHP
- Book Review: Pro PHP XML and Web Services
- Integrating AOSD Into Your PHP-based Projects
Issue 05.06
(May 2006)
Issue 05.06 (May 2006)
How to Be an Above Average PHP Code Jockey
- Harnessing the PHP and SQLite Combo
- Building a Simple AJAX Application
- MySQL 5.1’s New XPath Functions
- Tips to Optimize Real World PHP Applications
- PHP From the Shop Floor: Using PHP and Agile Development for Medical Management Software
Issue 04.06
(April 2006)
Issue 04.06 (April 2006)
Add Sting to PHP Apps with WASP Patterns
- WSDLs and PHP Web Service Clients and Servers
- PHP Gateway to the COM and .NET Worlds
- MySQL 5.1 Adds an Event Handler
- The PayPal “Buy Now” Hack
- PHP From the Shop Floor: Destroying the Internet, One Site at a Time
- Book Review: Spring Into PHP 5
Issue 03.06
(March 2006)
Issue 03.06 (March 2006)
Performance and Your Enterprise XML Web Application
XML and Performance Don’t Have to Be Mutually Exclusive
- PHP 5’s Reflection Classes
- Cracking Open Proprietary Formats
- A Look at Partitioning in MySQL 5.1
- Working with Layout and Creating Classes
- PHP’s Role in Competitive Eating and Beer Advocacy
Open Source Web Development with LAMP
Derick Rethans
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 …