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PART I: INFRASTRUCTURE AS CODE, CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT, SECURITY, AND ADMINISTRATION Chapter 1: Setting Up a Virtual Machine Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and Configuration Management (CM). IaC is the process of using code to describe and manage infrastructure (VMs, network switches, and cloud resources like AWS). The benefit of IaC is the ease of deployment because applications are built and tested the same way in every delivery pipeline. The drawbacks of IaC is that provisioning can take some time and organization, which may not be needed if you’re doing simple code tests on your local machine; it’s a tradeoff between deployment and creating scrappy MVPs...

Introduction This is my personal review of the book “The Linux Command Line” by William Shotts. I provide the table of contents, and provide summaries on chapters that I personally found interesting. Table of Contents Part 1: Learning the Shell Most of these chapters show basic commands and syntax. You may find some useful ones that are new to you, but for the most part, this is a pretty basic run through....

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 12: Form Handling 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