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Modern Web Programming Tools and Techniques
This book explains the following topics: .Net Framework, Visual Studio, Web Form Fundamentals, Web Controls, State Management, Error Handling Logging and Tracing, Validation, Rich Controls, User Controls and Graphics, Styles, Themes and Master Pages, ADO.NET and Data Binding, Website Security and Deploying Web Site.
Author(s): Lovely Professional University
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Web Programming by The Open University of Tanzania
This Lecture note contains Two Sides of Web Programming, Communication between Browser and Web Sever, How to Choose Web Programming Languages, List of Popular Programming Languages, About PHP, Variable and Data Types in PHP, Operators, Control Structures, Arrays, Functions, Strings, Regular Expressions, Simple SQL Retrieval, PHP Database Functions, Uses of Cookies, How to Create a Cookie in PHP, AJAX Basics, How Ajax works, XMLHttpRequest Object, How to Send Request to a Sever, Request Methods, How Perl Works, Scalars and Scalar variables, Perl Functions, jQuery Selector, jQuery Events, How CGI Works, CGI Deployment, Understanding Web Application Security, Main Types of Website Attacks, Detection and Solution of the Attacks.
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This course note provides an introduction to programming for the World Wide Web.
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Rapid Application Development with Mozilla, by Nigel McFarlane (zipped PDF at phptr.com)
Rapid Application Development with Mozilla, part of the Bruce Perens Open Source Series, is a concise guide for any programmer who wants to learn the versatility and compatibility of Mozilla, an open source toolset with over a thousand objects and components.This is one of the most good programming books have clear examples and good Appendices.
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Introduction to Databases for the Web
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Internet Computing Lecture Notes (D. Marshall, D. Cosker)
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