Sixth Edition, By Robin Nixon
Chapter 1: Introduction to Dynamic Web Content#
HTTP is a communication standard governing the requests and responses that are sent between the browser running on the end user’s computer (client) and the web server (server).
Chapter 2: Setting Up a Development Server#
A developer server is simply localhost testing.
Chapter 3: Introduction to PHP#
Chapter 4: Expressions and Control Flow in PHP#
Chapter 5: PHP Functions and Objects#
Chapter 6: PHP Arrays#
Chapter 7: Practical PHP#
Chapter 8: Introduction to MySQL#
Chapter 9: Mastering MySQL#
Chapter 10: What’s New in PHP 8 and MySQL 8#
Chapter 11: Accessing MySQL using PHP#
Chapter 13: Cookies, Sessions, and Authentication#
Chapter 14: Exploring JavaScript#
Chapter 15: Expressions and Control Flow in JavaScript#
Chapter 16: JavaScript Functions, Objects, and Arrays#
Chapter 17: JavaScript and PHP Validation and Error Handling#
Chapter 18: Using Asynchronous Communication#
Chapter 19: Introduction to CSS#
Chapter 20: Advance CSS with CSS3#
Chapter 21: Accessing CSS from JavaScript#
Chapter 22: Introduction to jQuery#
Chapter 23: Introduction to jQuery Mobile#
Chapter 24: Introduction to React#
Chapter 25: Introduction to HTML5#
Chapter 26: The HTML5 Canvas#
Chapter 27: HTML5 Audio and Video#
Chapter 28: Other HTML5 Features#
Chapter 29: Bringing it All Together#
