books about: mysql     books:       Mac OS X Panther in a Nutshell4 reviews O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2004 Nice addition to my OSX UNIX library Since I converted I have found OS X UNIX is amazingly friendly and accessible. Some people who had never used it before type commands and work with the operating system directly as a "cool guys" in movies! This book is very helpful and well written and it is serves as a very nice reference. I paired this book with Linux and UNIX for a beginner training suite, 4DVDs + 2CDs includes 4 Unix Academy ...             Understanding MySQL Internals (Understanding)4 reviews Sasha Pachev O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2007 Excellent book, clearly explains MySQL internals MySQL is assuming increased importance as an enterprise database and has become the de-facto standard with web hosting companies. A number of books have appeared in recent years, covering various aspects of MySQL. In Understanding MySQL Internals, Sasha Pachev, a MySQL-focused consultant and former member of the MySQL development team, takes us on a tour of how MySQL works and how it is built. ...             Pro MySQL (Expert's Voice in Open Source)7 reviews Michael Kruckenberg, Jay Pipes Apress, 2005 Best book to learn Advanced MYSQL For people like me who have a good understanding of MYSQL, the next logical step would be this book. I already know about stored procedures, transactions and the basics of triggers, but I want to learn more about these topics in more "real-world" scenarios in how to develop larger, enterprise-wide applications. Also I want to know more about other advanced topics that I may not even know to think ...             sendmail Cookbook5 reviews Craig Hunt O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2003 A Much Easier Way to Handle Sendmail The first killer application of the Internet was email. For over twenty years, the most common program used to handle this was sendmail, written by Eric Allman. Over this time, sendmail has become a fully fledged language, with a very inelegant syntax. To learn how this, you need the book "Sendmail" by Costales and Allman. The basic problem is that twenty years of ever increasing complexity in ...             Using Open Source Web Software with Windows (Internet Series)4 reviews Eric Hunley Charles River Media, 2005 Let's setup your own Apache Web Server! This book is here to help the beginner in Apache, PHP, Perl and MySQL. If you have always fancy in setting up your own web server but have no idea of how to do it, this book is for you. The author teaches you step-by-step from installing Apache web server, PHP and Perl to writing applications like database-enabled web applications using Perl, PHP and MySQL. He also touches a small portion of ...             Core Web Application Development with PHP and MySQL (Core Series)19 reviews Marc Wandschneider Prentice Hall PTR, 2005 A more than plesant surprise I have had bad luck with the core series of books in the past, they are in desperate need of both a copywriter/spellchecker, and technical fact checker. However this was a very pleasant surprise - it suffered from neither of the above mentioned problems . the author covered topics most other books cover i.e., Unicode handling, Security, and his explanation of OOP in PHP is the best I have ever ...             MySQL Crash Course (Sams Teach Yourself in 10 Minutes)15 reviews Ben Forta Sams, 2005 a good start for mySQL Great book to get you start into mysql. Very good examples and explanations. rather basic in some things, but overall it is worth the money. I got this book and O'Reilly's "MySQL cookbook". A good combination, that got me started with MySQL in no time. Mind you, I knew all the relational database stuff and sql queries already, but didn't know the specifics of MySQL. I was working with MS Access, ...             Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 836 reviews David Powers friends of ED, 2005 Excellent book to set up dynamic pages in Dreamweaver using php I am a frontpage user that has set up static pages in a web site. I needed to move from static pages to dynamic pages using a database. I couldn't use PHP with FrontPage so I switched to Dreamweaver and needed a book that covered both dynamic pages and Dreamwaver. This book walked me through setting up the environment to have Dreamweaver work with Apache, PHP, MySQL and phpMyAdmin. I am ...             The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3 with CSS, Ajax, and PHP19 reviews David Powers friends of ED, 2007 The very best programming/instructional book I've ever read I have read many books on programming. While I have gleaned some value from just about every book, the page-count-to-learning ratio hasn't been great. And on a few occasions, I hit a roadblock where I simply wasn't getting what author was telling me I should be completely proficient with at that moment...anyone else experience that?? Makes me feel like a coloring-by-the-numbers code monkey. I've ...             Mastering MySQL 43 reviews Ian Gilfillan Sybex, 2003 Rich in examples and very thorough While I am not new to databases, I am new to mysql and always spend the most time learning new syntax, processes and "features". The MySQL manual is very clear but left some questions unanswered for me. Mastering MySQL left me with no such gaps, and the numerous in-depth examples (including output) in this book help clarify commands and proper syntax. The book covers everything from installation ...             Mastering phpMyAdmin for Effective MySQL Management 2e3 reviews Marc DeLisle Packt Publishing, 2006 How to Use phpMyAdmin The purpose of this book by Marc Delisle is to teach you how to use phpMyAdmin, which is a popular open source program for working with a MySQL database using the phpMyAdmin user-friendly graphic interface. Most PHP programmers use MySQL for their database needs because these two technologies work so well together. For those who have not yet worked with phpMyAdmin and MySQL, this book will help ...             MySQL 5.1 Cluster DBA Certification Study Guide1 review Jon Stephens, Mike Kruckenberg, ... Lulu Enterprises, UK Ltd, 2007 The comprehensive guide This is the comprehensive guide to the MySQL 5.1 Cluster Certification. The book is well formatted, written, and provides lots of guidelines that are hard to pick up by just RTFM-ing the manuals. The book starts with a discussion of what is high availability and what is not that is great for those new to the subject. Then it gets very heavily into the NDB aspects of MySQL Cluster. This is ...             Linux Web Server CD Bookshelf, Version 2.02 reviews Inc., O'Reilly Media O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2003 Linux web server CD bookshelf Just as the Web Programmers CD bookshelf that I had the opportunity to read, the searching abilities of the cd bookshelves are excellent. Being able to search a certain topic across 6 books at once makes searching for quick answers easily accomplished. Being able to buy 6 books on a single cd also helps to save money while at the same time helps to build your own library of in depth books. The ...             Beginning MySQL (Programmer to Programmer)2 reviews Robert Sheldon, Geoff Moes Wrox, 2005 Great MYSQL book! MYSQL is an open-source standard DBMS now and is a great way (free) to get yourself started in learning about web design and how to create databases. This is a great book to use a starter guide to learning MYSQL or for people who have learned some MYSQL on their own and want a guide and/or resource for learning more intermediate topics. The first thing the author goes into how to ...             MySQL Weekend Crash Course1 review Jay Greenspan Wiley, 2002 Very helpful and got me started in MySQL! Without this book, I would still be guessing my way through MySQL. I would describe myself as more of a 'hands-on' web developer, so reading long, lengthy books would not be my cup of tea. Then here comes this book - and boy, did it make a difference. The way it was formatted - as stated in the title, just for a weekend (which works great because it makes you want to actually finish it in a ...             SQL for MySQL Developers: A Comprehensive Tutorial and Reference2 reviews Rick F. van der Lans Addison-Wesley Professional, 2007 9 chapters just on SELECT; wow! Van der Lans offers an impressively thorough education in MySQL 5. It is remarkable how much capability is offered for free in the open source MySQL. The book can also be used to learn generic SQL from scratch. Some early chapters give a quick recap, that should be understandable to an experienced programmer, who does not know SQL. If this describes you, the biggest adjustment to learning it ...             Open Source Development with LAMP: Using Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl, and PHP3 reviews James Lee, Brent Ware Addison-Wesley Professional, 2002 Required reading for any web designer. Open Source Development with LAMP (hereafter "OSWB") is the perfect book to learn a wide variety of server technologies that will have you writing useful, clean, fast, and productive websites before you finish reading. I was one of the technical editors of this book, and was able to watch it evolve as they wrote. The authors have made a huge effort to make the book appropriate for multiple Linux ...             MySQL VTC Training CD1 review Joshua Mostafa Virtual Training Company, 2002 Excellent teacher and thorough content I am a paying user of the vtc website, virtualtrainingcompany, and have been for several years. Mysql, I've discovered, is a great database, is open source and spreading like wildfire. I started looking up resources on the web and then remembered I am a member of the vtc site. I checked and there it was, this great recent addition to the vtc family of cds. Joshua Mostafa,the teacher, however, is ...             Essential PHP fast1 review Simon Stobart Springer, 2002 Best Book on PHP I learnt all the concepts of PHP in just 8 days from this book and then made a very complicated Online car booking system. I strongly recommend that if you want to learn PHP, you need only one book "Essential PHP fast by Dr.Simon Stobart".             MySQL: Essential Skills2 reviews John Horn, Michael Grey, ... McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2004 Like Having a Personal Tutor One of the first questions you have to ask is: why a book on MySQL when the MySQL site provides such a comprehensive training instruction? The authors answer this very succinctly: the training manual is almost incomprehensible to anyone coming to MySQL new. I downloaded it and looked at it--they're right, it is! So, I came to this new book with no knowledge of MySQL but with experience of ...              search for books application, beginning, bookshelf, certification, cluster, comprehensive, cookbook, developers, development, dreamweaver, effective, essential, foundation, internals, internet, management, mastering, nutshell, panther, phpmyadmin, programmer, reference, sendmail, software, training, tutorial, understanding, version, weekend, yourself books:    randomly chosen book: The Holt Handbook With Infotrac: Thumb Indexed we recommend Excellent book to set up dynamic pages in Dreamweaver using php Impressum - about us get your own tag board