CodeIgniter is a MVC (Model View Controller) framework for developing PHP applications quickly. It provides out of the box libraries for connecting to the database and performing various operations. Here is what is covered in the book – Chapter 1: What is CodeIgniter? How does it Work? 1. What is CodeIgniter? 2. CodeIgniter Features 3. How CodeIgniter Works? 4. CodeIgniter Release History Chapter 2: How to Download & Install CodeIgniter + Composer [Configuration Included] 1. Download and Install Latest CodeIgniter Framework 2. What is Composer? 3. How to install Composer 4. CodeIgniter Config Files 5. CodeIgniter Configurations 6. How to remove index.php in CodeIgniter Chapter 3: CodeIgniter Application's FOLDER & FILE Structure 1. Application subdirectories 2. System subdirectories 3. User_guide directory 4. Vendor directory Chapter 4: CodeIgniter MVC(Model View Controller) Framework with Example 1. What is MVC? 2. How MVC frameworks work? 3. CodeIgniter Controller 4. CodeIgniter Model Chapter 5: CodeIgniter Controllers, Views Routing: Learn with Example App 1. How to create a new CodeIgniter project 2. CodeIgniter Routing 3. Create a Route 4. Create a Controller 5. Create a View Chapter 6: CodeIgniter Routes: Learn with Example 1. What are Routes? 2. Routes Example 3. Creating URL's for the Application 4. Views Chapter 7: CodeIgniter Form & Form Validation with Example 1. CodeIgniter Form Helper 2. Example Create Form 3. CodeIgniter Form Validation 4. Adding Form Validation Rules 5. Displaying Form Validation Error Messages 6. Populating Submitted Form Data: Sticky Forms 7. Example Form Validation Chapter 8: Codeigniter Active Record: Insert, Select, Update, Delete 1. How to use Active Record: Example 2. CodeIgniter Database Configuration 3. CodeIgniter Insert Active Record 4. CodeIgniter Select Active Record 5. CodeIgniter Update Active Record 6. CodeIgniter Delete Active Record Chapter 9: CodeIgniter Database Tutorial: Create, Update, Delete 1. CodeIgniter Working with Database 2. Database Configuration 3. CodeIgniter Database Models 4. Contacts Manager Views Chapter 10: Pagination in Codeigniter with Step by Step Example 1. Database configuration 2. CodeIgniter Pagination Database Model 3. CodeIgniter Pagination Routes 4. CodeIgniter Pagination Controller Chapter 11: How to Set Session in Codeigniter With Example 1. CodeIgniter Session Management 2. When to use sessions? 3. Sending Flash Messages to other pages with CI Sessions 4. Storing User Data in CI Sessions 5. CodeIgniter Session Views Chapter 12: How to Upload Image & File in CodeIgniter (with Example) 1. CodeIgniter File Upload 2. Uploading Images in CodeIgniter 3. Testing the application Chapter 13: How to Send Email using CodeIgniter 1. CodeIgniter Email Configuration 2. CodeIgniter Email View 3. CodeIgniter Email Controller 4. Email Routes Chapter 14: Laravel vs CodeIgniter: Which is Better? 1. What is Laravel? 2. What is CodeIgniter? 3. Why use Laravel? 4. Why use CodeIgniter? 5. Features of Laravel 6. Features of CodeIgniter 7. Laravel vs. CodeIgniter: Know the Difference 8. Laravel vs. CodeIgniter which is better? Click the BUY button now and download the book now to start learning UML. Learn it fast and learn it well. Pick up your copy today by clicking the BUY NOW button at the top of this page!

PHP is a versatile language based on object-oriented programming concept. It is practiced by a huge community. PHP is the least complex and makes better applications if used in the right context. It supports some great frameworks like Zend, Laravel, and Symphony. Most beginners find PHP difficult because they either spend a long time learning all the things, or they are using poorly crafted online courses. To make PHP easier to learn, we extracted some niche topic of PHP and compiled them in simple to understand format in this small e-book. On top of it, the examples are made more interactive to help understand some advanced PHP topics. The best part of this e-book is the price is almost negligible. With this edition, beginners will learn to interpret PHP language in the nick of time. They will able to build a basic application on HTML, CSS, etc. without any peer guidance or external course. All the major concept of PHP are covered in this e-book. Once you know the tips and tricks, the book can be a guide for building Web-based services for mobile devices. You will be able to gain more knowledge about PHP functions and MySQL through it. Besides having limited coding language, you will become someone having a deeper understanding of PHP in no time. With this e-book, you soon can become the part of these huge base of PHP users like Facebook, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Wordpress, and so on. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction 1. What is a scripting language? 2. Scripting VS Programming Language 3. What does PHP stand for? 4. Php Syntax 5. What is PHP used for & Market share 6. PHP vs ASP.NET VS JSP VS CFML Chapter 2: Introduction to XAMPP 1. What is XAMPP? 2. How to Download and Install XAMPP 3. XAMPP Control Panel 4. What is the best PHP IDE? 5. Introduction to Netbeans IDE 6. Creating a new PHP project using the Netbeans IDE Chapter 3: Data Types, Variables and Operators 1. Data Types 2. Variable 3. Variable Type Casting 4. Constant 5. Operators Chapter 4: Comments, Include & Require 1. Comments 2. Include & PHP Include_once 3. Require & PHP require_once 4. include vs require Chapter 5: Arrays 1. What is an Array? 2. Numeric Arrays 3. Associative Array 4. Multi-dimensional arrays 5. Arrays: Operators Chapter 6: Control structures 1. What is a control structure? 2. IF Else 3. PHP Loop 4. While Loop 5. Switch Case Chapter 7: Strings 1. What is a string? 2. Create Strings Using Double quotes 3. Heredoc 4. Nowdoc 5. String functions Chapter 8: Functions 1. What is a Function? 2. Built in Functions 3. String Functions 4. Numeric Functions 5. Date Function 6. Why use User Defined Functions? Chapter 9: Forms 1. What is form? 2. Create a form 3. POST method 4. GET method 5. GET vs POST Methods 6. Processing the registration form data Chapter 10: Cookies & Sessions 1. What is Cookies? 2. Creating Cookies 3. Retrieving the Cookie value 4. What is a Session? 5. Creating a Session Chapter 11: File Processing 1. What is a File? 2. File_exists Function 3. Fopen Function 4. Fwrite Function 5. Fgets Function 6. File_get_contents Function Chapter 12: Error Handling 1. What is an Exception? 2. PHP Error handling 3. Error handling examples 4. Difference between Errors and Exception 5. Multiple Exceptions Chapter 13: Regular Expression 1. What is a regular expressions? 2. Preg_match 3. Preg_split 4. Preg_replace 5. Meta characters 6. Explaining the pattern Chapter 14: MAIL 1. What is PHP mail? 2. Why/When to use the PHP mail 3. Simple Transmission Protocol 4. Sanitizing email user inputs 5. Secure Mail Chapter 15: Database Access 1. mysql_connect function 2. mysql_select_db function 3. mysql_query function 4. mysql_num_rows function 5. mysql_fetch_array function 6. Data Access Object PDO Chapter 16: OOPS 1. What is UML? 2. What is object oriented programming? 3. Creating a class 4. Inheritance implementation 5. Using the classes 6. Testing our application Chapter 17: Date 1. What is Date Function? 2. What is a TimeStamp? 3. PHP set Timezone Programmatically 4. Mktime Function 5. PHP Date function reference Chapter 18: Security Functions 1. What is a Security? 2. Potential security threats 3. PHP Application Security Best Practices 4. filter_var function 5. PHP Md5 and PHP sha1 Chapter 19: XML,DOM, Parsers 1. What is XML? 2. What is DOM? 3. XML Parsers 4. Creating the index page that reads the XML document 5. Creating an XML document using PHP Chapter 20: Sample Project 1. Opinion Polls 2. Database 3. Coding our application 4. Testing our application Chapter 21: PHP with Ajax 1. What is JavaScript? 2. What is XML? 3. What is Ajax? 4. Creating an Ajax application Chapter 22: Frameworks 1. What is a framework? 2. Introduction to PHP MVC framework 3. Porting the opinion poll application to CodeIgniter 4. Database configuration settings 5. Creating Our Model 6. Creating Our Views

CodeIgniter is a free and open source PHP Framework. The latest version 4 is incredibly powerful and fast, and allows developers to build performing applications in a short time. This book helps you to get started from zero with little knowledge of PHP . Web development is covered including JS, HTML, CSS, and SQL queries. Different technologies are also discussed to make your application professional and secure. You'll be able to build custom websites and complex web-apps with no limits to your creativity.

In just 24 sessions of one hour or less, Sams Teach Yourself Node.js in 24 Hours will help you master the Node.js platform and use it to build server-side applications with extraordinary speed and scalability. Using this text’s straightforward, step-by-step approach, you’ll move from basic installation, configuration, and programming all the way through real-time messaging between browser and server, testing and deployment. Every lesson and case-study application builds on what you’ve already learned, giving you a rock-solid foundation for real-world success! Step-by-step instructions carefully walk you through the most common Node.js development tasks. Quizzes and Exercises at the end of each chapter help you test your knowledge. By the Way notes present valuable additional information related to the discussion. Did You Know? tips offer advice or show you easier ways to perform tasks. Watch Out! cautions alert you to possible problems and give you advice on how to avoid them. Learn how to... · Create end-to-end applications entirely in JavaScript · Master essential Node.js concepts like callbacks and quickly create your first program · Create basic sites with the HTTP module and Express web framework · Manage data persistence with Node.js and MongoDB · Debug and test Node.js applications · Deploy Node.js applications to thirdparty services, such as Heroku and Nodester · Build powerful real-time solutions, from chat servers to Twitter clients · Create JSON APIs using JavaScript on the server · Use core components of the Node.js API, including processes, child processes, events, buffers, and streams · Create and publish a Node.js module

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If you’re a PHP developer, you can build Rails-like applications without learning a new language by following the hands-on tutorials in Professional CodeIgniter. In this book, find an overview of MVC and agile technologies, model and schema for products, helpers and libraries, Ajax and Scriptaculous, and explanations of the creation of applications like content management, blogs, and forums. Follow the step-by-step instructions for building and perfecting each application with CodeIgniter, and you will learn how to avoid everyday problems that other reference manuals don’t address.

This book steps you through the main features of CodeIgniter in a systematic way, explaining them clearly with illustrative code examples. This book is for developers who are new to CodeIgniter. Basic skills in PHP and MySQL are required, but only rudimentary object-oriented knowledge is required. If you're looking for a better way to develop PHP applications, or want to find out more about the CodeIgniter framework as a viable option for one of your own projects, this book will help you.

If you are a PHP programmer or developer looking for a framework to quickly develop your applications, this book is for you. The prerequisites needed would be prior experience with CodeIgniter.

Accelerate your development of PHP applications using the popular CakePHP web application development framework and unit testing. This short book shows you how to carry out test-driven development with fixtures, model tests, controller tests, mocks, and test suites. Learn CakePHP contains all you need to get started with the CakePHP framework to build faster, better PHP-based web applications. You'll learn about unit testing and how to implement it in CakePHP. This approach to coding leads to better code, better applications, and better programming habits. With this knowledge your PHP skills will go from strength to strength allowing you to write more and improved code. What you'll learn What is unit testing and CakePHP and how to put the two together What is clean coding What is TDD and the development cycle using this approach How to work with fixtures, model tests, text callbacks, controller tests, and more How to do mocks, test suites, testing from the command line and more How to work with code coverage, fixtures data, and private methods Who this book is for This book is for experienced PHP programmers and web developers who have little or no experience using CakePHP and/or unit testing.