Web-Based Projects that Rock the Class: Build Fully-Functional Web Apps and Learn Through Doing

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Book: Web-Based Projects that Rock the Class: Build Fully-Functional Web Apps and Learn Through Doing
Author(s): Christos Karayiannis
Publisher: Apress
Tags: Web programming, Web servers, Online Services.
Year: 1st Edition (July 15, 2019)
Print Length: 506 pages
Format: EPUB, PDF (True)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1484244621
ISBN-13: 9781484244623
Size: 28.9 MB (Rar)

About the Book
Explore the modern concepts of client-server web applications. This book includes examples that are simple to comprehend building apps that are not much different from real-world applications. Each chapter develops a different subject, explaining the concept from A to Z, and provides a project with complete source code and configuration steps.

Chapters also include thorough coverage of the subject described and the full source code is provided with a consistently updated repo on GitHub, accounting for the frequent changes made to language versions. The chapter apps use HTML, JavaScript, AJAX, CSS, PHP, MySQL, Apache, Lighttpd, SSL/TLS, DDNS, Shell Programming, Sockets programming, tools such as Wireshark, and remote online tools for testing.

As you master each topic sequentially you'll fully understand the inner workings of the client-server apps and become confident in creating your own web-based apps. Whether you want to work on the web for fun, for school, or for work, Web-Based Projects that Rock the Class is a great place to start.

What You'll Learn

• Use HTML, JavaScript, CSS, PHP, AJAX and MySQL for web projects
• Set up and handle two different web servers Apache and Lighttpd
• Obtain DNS and DDNS domain names
• Apply the SSL/TLS protocols for HTTPS connections
• test remotely with online tools your web app – then create similar tools

Who This Book Is For
College and university students, and individuals interested in web programming. Ideally you will have basic experience in requesting a web page from the browser and understanding online services like e-shops, basic-level experience with Linux, knowledge of basic-level programming language principles, and basic knowledge of what a database is.

Table of Contents
Front Matter
1. The Apache Web Server
2. Server-Side Programming with PHP
3. Connecting Your Apache Server to the Internet
4. Obtaining a Domain Name with DDNS
5. The Lighttpd Web Server
6. The MySQL Database Server
7. Creating a Dynamic Content Web Site
8. Implementing Secure Sockets Layer on Your Site
9. Running Your Site with a Certificate from a Certificate Authority
10. Running Online Services Using PHP Sockets

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