PhP Project Guide By Alex Garrett PDF MOBI EPUB Free

PhP Project Guide By Alex Garrett PDF MOBI EPUB Free, siapa yang belum kenal dengan Alex Garrett, tentunya programmer khususnya web developer kenal dengan 'mas' Alex ini. Alex Garrett membuat sebuah ebook yang berjudul The PHP Project Guide, harga buku ini adalah $10-$15 anda bisa membeli melalui Epub . Setelah saya browsing, saya menemukan yang gratis. Entah ini product yang asli atau ada orang yang meniru dan mengaku buku dibuat oleh Alex Garrett, saya juga tidak dapat memastikannya. Tapi setelah saya baca buku ini cukup bermanfaat. Saya mendownload secara gratis, mohon maaf kepada Alex Garrett karena saya tidak bisa membeli buku anda, bukan maksud tidak ingin menghargai, saya hanya anak yang hidup di desa yang miskin harta, jangankan dollar, rupiah tidak ada =D . Walaupun miskin harta saya sangat ingin menjadi seorang web developer seperti anda.

Ehm, setelah menulis begitu panjang, apakah ada orang yang datang ke blog ini melalui google? Apakah Alex Garret akan membaca tulisan ini? mungkin tidak, blog ini mempunyai SEO yang sangat buruk, dan ranking Alexa yang juga buruk. *selow

Alex Garrett
I'm a web developer and founder of phpacademy

Alex Garrett
I'm a web developer from London.

Kembali ke topik,  Download Ebook PhP Project Guide. Berikut sekilas tentang ebook PHP Project Guide:

·         1 Introduction

• 1.1 Typical programming books are hard to learn from

·         2 Who this book is for

• 3 What you should get from reading this book
• 4 Errata
• 5 Useful notations
• 6 Starting a project
• 6.1 Project examples
• 6.2 What you don’t need
• 6.3 Taking the first steps
• But what if I just want to learn?
• 6.4 How long should a project take?
• 7 File structure
• 7.1 Why does file structure matter?
• 7.2 Planning your file structure
• 7.3 Naming files
• 7.4 Watch your extension
• 7.5 Organising classes
• 8 Development environment
• 8.1 Choosing a text editor
• 8.2 Development envionment settings
• 8.3 Version control software
• Git
• GitHub
• 9 Frameworks
• 9.1 What’s a framework?
• 9.2 More about MVC
• 9.3 Don’t repeat yourself!
• 9.4 What a framework won’t do
• 9.5 The benefits of using a framework
• 9.6 The drawbacks of using a framework
• 9.7 So what next?
• 10 Following coding standards
• 10.1 Zend Coding Standard
• 10.2 Your own coding style
• Sort your existing code with a code beautifier
• 10.3 The heredoc syntax
• 10.4 Confused about what to do?
• 11 Frontend design
• 11.1 What about while learning?
• 11.2 Learning for the frontend
• 11.3 Cutting up your template
• 11.4 Embrace MVC
• 11.5 Template engines
• 12 Procedural or Object Oriented?
• 12.1 What is Object Oriented Programming?
• 12.2 Tips for learning and retaining
• 12.3 But what about functions?
• 12.4 Is it ok not to use OOP?
• 12.5 Examples in practice
• Database handler
• 12.6 User class
• 12.7 Grasping OOP
• 12.8 Recommended reading
• 13 Databases
• 13.1 phpMyAdmin
• 13.2 Planning your database
• 13.3 PDO
• 13.4 Choosing how to communicate with your database
• 13.5 Interacting with your database
• 13.6 A Guestbook example
• 14 Generic functionality and configuration
• 14.1 Global configuration
• 14.2 Database based configuration
• 14.3 Generic data output
• 14.4 Translations
• 14.5 Translating other site content
• 15 Commenting code
• 16 PHP Documentation
• 16.1 Finding what you need
• 16.2 Deprecated functions
• 16.3 Cautions
• 16.4 Browsing for help
• 17 Speed
• 17.1 A method for testing your page server load time
• 17.2 HTML, CSS, JavaScript and other HTTP Requests
• Reducing HTML/CSS/JavaScript file size
• 17.3 Loading resources from a CDN
• 17.4 Rendering time
• 17.5 Limit queries
• 17.6 Optimise queries
• 17.7 MySQL or PHP functions?
• 17.8 Searching a database
• Add a fulltext index
• Use a search server
• 17.9 Looping
• 17.10 File reading
• 17.11 Limiting user defined values
• 17.12 Caching
• PHP Accelerators
• Memcached
• eAccelerator
• APC
• 17.13 Caching AJAX requests
• 18 Security
• 18.1 Why no website is secure
• 18.2 Security first
• 18.3 What else?
• 18.4 Back up
• 18.5 SQL Injection
• 18.6 Magic Quotes
• 18.7 Session and cookie security
• Where are sessions stored?
• 18.8 CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery)
• 18.9 Include/require security
• 18.10 File traversal
• 18.11 Important considerations
• 18.12 Error reporting
• 18.13 error_log
• 18.14 Passwords
• 18.15 You online
• 18.16 What next?
• 18.17 Recommended reading
• 19 Ideas
• 19.1 Coming up with an idea
• 19.2 Monetizing
• 19.3 Get feedback
• 19.4 Start small
• 19.5 Recommended reading
• 20 Examples
• 20.1 Building a forum
• User authentication
• Category listing
• Listing topics within a category
• Posts within topics
• New topics and replying to topics
• 20.2 Pagination
• 20.3 AJAX Content
• Simple processing of data
• 21 Hosting your website
• 21.1 Choosing a host
• Security
• Configuration
• Speed
• 21.2 Webserver configuration
• 21.3 PHP configuration
• 21.4 Dedicated server
• 22 How to learn
• 22.1 Stick with it
• 22.2 Teaching
• 22.3 Books don’t always help
• 22.4 It’ll click
• 22.5 Starting a project
• 23 The end

 Buku ini masih dalam proses pengerjaan,

This book is a work in progressBecause I’ve published using Leanpub¹, I can update this book at any time and those who have
purchased it will have access to the latest version as if buying it again. If there is anything that I’ve
missed or you think something could be explained better, please let me know. I’d be happy to update
the book with anything you feel would better explain or extend on anything that has been discussed.

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