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Posted by Domestos on 10/24/32 11:25
> Now, I can do oracle no problem but I'm pretty wet behind the ears about
> everything else.
> What books could you recommend to me so that I can learn:
I'd use the web . cheaper and easier to find/search
> - what all this apache stuff is about, the mod_*
Apache is just your web server
> - what html or xml looks like, what a css and a dtd is and what I need it
> for
HTML is pre-defined tags styled with CSS and XML is definable tags and
popular to store data in
> - session management
php is good with this. yu can use session variables stored insuperglobals,
cookies or flat files to store your session variables in
> - login through active directory
erm?
> - php
Top notch tool for writing dynamic web pages and not bad at all for a
freebie...
>
> I've thrown my eyes on the php5 and mysql bible (ok it's not oracle but
> the
> mysql part is 150 out of 1000 pages and the rest looks good from the table
> of contents).
I reference a book called PHP and MySQL Web Development for code examples.
>
> But what about the other stuff?
You can add allsorts...
Flash for 'flashy' animations
XHTML - i think this is for dynamic use of XML
DHTML - Dynamic HTML
ASP - Like PHP but requires IIS (Micro$oft of course) i prefer PHP myself
..net - new webage stuff that I do not pretend to understand - somthing along
the lines of cross language portability...
the list goes on...
>
> Lots of Greetings and thanks!
> Volker
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