Developing Web Applications

This book is designed for college students as an introduction to developing applications for the Web Little previous programming experience is expected It details script writing and good programming practice but also shows the surrounding context allowing students to see how the technologies fit together rather than existing as isolated units and takes in recent developments and technologies most significantly PHP to provide a practical and modern introduction to building web applications Preface Introduction Features Additional Materials Trademarks Acknowledgments The Way The Web Works The Client Side Html From Html To XHTML Getting Some Style CSS Javascript Introduction To Client Side Scripting Javascript Developing More Advanced Scripts DHTML XML Extensible Markup Language XML XSL And XSLT Transforming XML Web Services Feeds And Blogs The Server Side PHP 1 Starting To Script On The Server Side PHP Arrays Functions And Forms More Advanced PHP Network And Web Security Databases Alternative Scripting Languages Future Gaining A Perspective Glossary Sources Index The book is a product of Ralph Moseleys experience of developing the course Developing Web Applications as module leader at Middlesex University His research interest is developing adaptive systems which use the internet to reconfigure their hardware remotely Both undergraduate and masters course students taking modules with titles such as Website Development and Internet Programming 412 pp.…