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introduction xvii
the next step
The focus in this book is creating a very good and usable Ajax-enabled application.
There are a lot of technologies involved, the most important of which is
JavaScript.
For more discussion of PHP, MySQL, SQL, and XML, see some of my other
books. A basic introduction to PHP can be found in my PHP for the World
Wide Web, 2nd Edition: Visual QuickStart Guide (ISBN 0-321-24565-2).
I provide thorough coverage of SQL and MySQL in MySQL, Second Edition:
Visual QuickStart Guide (ISBN 0-321-37573-4). All of this information, and
much more, is put together in my PHP and MySQL for Dynamic Web Sites,
Second Edition: Visual QuickPro Guide (ISBN 0-321-33657-7). And I discuss
XML in one chapter of my PHP 5 Advanced: Visual QuickPro Guide
(ISBN 0-321-37601-3).
For more information on (X)HTML and CSS, see Elizabeth Castro??™s excellent
HTML, XHTML, and CSS, Sixth Edition: Visual QuickStart Guide (ISBN
0-321-43084-0).
xviii introduction
The Ajax-enabled Web site we??™ll be creating in this book uses a database on
the server to store all of the content: a list of employees, along with some pertinent
sample information about them.
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