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For every developer who wants to build production-quality applications using PHP and MySQL.
In this one-of-a-kind video package, top Web developer and Prentice Hall author Marc Wandschneider shows you exactly how to build reliable, secure, industrial-strength Web applications with PHP and MySQL. You’ll master both PHP and MySQL through 18 comprehensive video lessons, and you’ll have your first PHP/MySQL application running in less than an hour.
Wandschneider shows how to set up PHP on Windows and Mac OS X and then builds your skills by walking you through actual application development projects. Just click, watch, and learn efficient ways to implement user account creation, form validation, cookie and session management, file upload/download, and much more.
Everything’s taught visually, using sample applications ranging from a simple calculator to a full-fledged photo sharing site, and all the sample can be downloaded under the related files link. Programming challenges at the end of each lesson teach you how to take your skills to the next level. You’ll master essential PHP and MySQL best practices at your own pace and learn how to deliver production-quality PHP/MySQL solutions faster and more effectively.
LiveLessons: Video Instruction from Technology Experts
Looking for a better way to master today’s rapidly changing technologies? Want expert help, but don’t have the time or energy to read a book? Can’t find classroom training worth the money? Discover LiveLessons: self-paced, personal video instruction from the world’s leading experts.
LiveLessons are video courses that are organized into bite-sized, self-contained sessions—you’ll learn key skills in as little as fifteen minutes!
Each lesson begins with well-defined learning objectives so you know exactly what you will learn in the lesson.
Follow along as your instructor shows exactly how to get great results in your real-world environment.
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Based on 11 Ratings
"Excelent" - by Aaron_D_R on 25-OCT-2010
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I'm currently about to begin lesson 15, But I've felt compelled to write a review, something I rarely do. My reason for using these video lessons was less of a learning tool and more of a "Ok, Definatly know that now." Type of thing, as Ive been studying PHP and a little mysql for the past 3 weeks, at 5-9 hours a day as I'm jobless so things have moved right along. Back to my point Although using this as a Review tool, Ive learned quite a few things here and their. The teacher is very concise RARELY messes up what he is saying, if he never did it would be like listening to a robot. By messes up I mean, says one wrong key word, then instantly corrects himself, nothing big. For me, some video tutorial teachers / sound quality of the video is annoying. This has been a pleasure to listen to. But to point out 2 things, sometimes its hard to follow him as he moves very fast in explanations of the programs as they get bigger and bigger. At first I thought I just didn't understand the material in the particular video, but sure enough If I rerun the video and pay extra close attention no distractions , I completely understand what's going on. The second thing I'd like to point out which may just be me, but he has either, the Technically correct pronounciation for certain words, or just likes saying things different, For instance Zebra = zeb-ra to him, I've always pronounced it Zee-Bra. Giga= jigga to him but to me I thought it was GIG-a. But that last bit isn't anything big I just thought it was funny.(I ususally pronounce things wrong so Its probably me).
OVERALL- Perfect Review material, and you'll learn something too, It may be a good learning tool but as I already know most of PHP syntax and how to use it and basics of MySQL, Its hard for me to judge weather or not this is a good Beginner source, I assume it is , if you don't mind pausing the videos to try out the syntax he teaches.
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"Best Self Learn PHP I have tried" - by Greg on 06-AUG-2010
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I have tried countless books, and all the videos on Safari. This is by far the clearest and best organized. SAM teach yourself in 24 hours is OK, but it is pretty outdated.
Marc took me from knowing almost nothing about PHP to being competent at writing my own basic web applications.
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LiveLessons Introduction | ||
00:03:47 | ||
Lesson 1: Installing PHP | ||
00:02:00 | ||
00:13:28 | ||
00:22:24 | ||
Lesson 2: Your First Web Application | ||
00:01:44 | ||
00:06:27 | ||
00:09:18 | ||
00:09:53 | ||
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00:02:50 | ||
Lesson 3: Language Basics | ||
00:01:54 | ||
00:14:01 | ||
00:15:48 | ||
00:04:42 | ||
00:02:38 | ||
Lesson 4: More PHP Language Features | ||
00:01:52 | ||
00:11:26 | ||
00:10:52 | ||
00:03:38 | ||
00:02:19 | ||
Lesson 5: Functions and Loops | ||
00:01:57 | ||
00:10:57 | ||
00:12:02 | ||
00:04:16 | ||
00:02:40 | ||
Lesson 6: Text and Strings | ||
00:01:55 | ||
00:10:50 | ||
00:09:01 | ||
00:08:45 | ||
00:03:07 | ||
Lesson 7: Arrays | ||
00:02:02 | ||
00:10:35 | ||
00:14:45 | ||
00:06:14 | ||
00:02:33 | ||
Lesson 8: Object Oriented Programming I | ||
00:01:56 | ||
00:10:08 | ||
00:07:34 | ||
00:08:49 | ||
00:02:04 | ||
Lesson 9: Object Oriented Programming II | ||
00:02:12 | ||
00:08:32 | ||
00:06:49 | ||
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00:01:58 | ||
Lesson 10: Object Oriented Programming III | ||
00:02:01 | ||
00:12:38 | ||
00:13:05 | ||
00:03:37 | ||
00:02:02 | ||
Lesson 11: Learning More About the Web Server | ||
00:01:59 | ||
00:10:38 | ||
00:07:53 | ||
00:08:07 | ||
00:01:57 | ||
Lesson 12: Designing and Creating your Database | ||
00:01:57 | ||
00:12:19 | ||
00:09:25 | ||
00:06:53 | ||
00:02:04 | ||
Lesson 13: Fetching Data from the Database | ||
00:01:56 | ||
00:12:35 | ||
00:10:56 | ||
00:07:22 | ||
00:02:00 | ||
Lesson 14: Modifying Data in the Database | ||
00:02:07 | ||
00:07:51 | ||
00:12:43 | ||
00:09:14 | ||
00:02:07 | ||
Lesson 15: Remembering Things: Cookies and Sessions | ||
00:01:58 | ||
00:10:53 | ||
00:09:49 | ||
00:09:11 | ||
00:02:58 | ||
Lesson 16: Files and File Uploads | ||
00:01:52 | ||
00:11:17 | ||
00:08:37 | ||
00:11:35 | ||
00:03:14 | ||
Lesson 17: Formatted Output, Output Buffering and Security | ||
00:01:54 | ||
00:11:03 | ||
00:10:35 | ||
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Lesson 18: When Things Go Wrong | ||
00:01:56 | ||
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