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Issue 10.06
(October 2006)
Issue 10.06(October 2006)
The PHP OO Candy Store
- PHP 5 Object Orientation and SPL in Practice
- Build Automation with Phing
- Keeping Yourself on the Cutting Edge Without Falling Off
- Working with PHP and SAP
- Beginner’s Guide to PHP: Your First Lesson
- Open Desktop Strategy
Issue 09.06
(September 2006)
Issue 09.06(September 2006)
The Ajax Landscape
- Clearing the Misconceptions Surrounding Ajax
- Clustering in MySQL 5.1 takes a Great Leap Forward
- Is there a Cost to Learning OS Languages on Your Own?
- Are You Making a Profit in Your Freelance Business?
- Bridging the Gap Between XML and RDBMs
- Introducing SAP’s Open Source Scripting Environment
Issue 08.06
(August 2006)
Issue 08.06 (August 2006)
JSON, AJAX, and PHP in One Application
- JSON, AJAX, and PHP in One Application
- Creating Web Applications Faster with CakePHP
- Managing Multiple Coding Projects
- Now Playing RSS - Part II (co-starring SVN)
- Five Tips for MySQL Optimisation
- Book Review: MySQL in a Nutshell
Issue 07.06
(July 2006)
Issue 07.06 (July 2006)
Ruby on Rails & CakePHP
- Rapid Application Development from Ruby to PHP
- Now Playing RSS 2.0 (Starring PHP 5)
- Leveraging MDB2 Flexibility for your Custom Needs
- Winbinder for Fun and Fortune
- Gaining New Clients and Keeping the Old Ones
- Book Review: AJAX and PHP
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 …