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Review:Normally I use php, perl, postgresql and apache in a unix environment, so I know them, but I am no fan of microsoft windows. With this background, I still like this book very much!
The basic idea of this book is to help the reader in setting up apache, php, perl and mysql on his PC running windows so the reader has an environment comparable to that at the average webhoster for his own tests.
The basic ideas behind webservers/browsers are explained first, followed by instructions on how to install apache and how to name things. Every step is followed by little 'do it yourself' tests and explanation of more options. Harder concepts aren't forgotten, but a short explanation why they are skipped is included. Next comes Perl, complete with...
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Book descriptionBeing highly flexible in building dynamic, database-driven web applications makes the PHP programming language one of the most popular web development tools in use today. It also works beautifully with other open source tools, such as the MySQL database and the Apache web server. However, as more web sites are developed in PHP, they become targets for malicious attackers, and developers need to prepare for the attacks. Security is an issue that demands attention, given the growing frequency of attacks on web sites. Essential PHP Security explains the most common types of attacks and how to write code that isn't susceptible to them. By examining specific attacks and the techniques used to protect against them, you will have a deeper understa...
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