This document provides an example of an object-oriented approach to connecting to a MySQL database using mysqli in PHP. It defines a db_connection class that extends mysqli and handles the connection in its constructor. The constructor calls the parent mysqli constructor, checks for connection errors, and allows instantiating a db object connected to the database for subsequent queries.
This document introduces CouchDB, an open-source document-oriented NoSQL database that uses JSON documents with dynamic schemas instead of tables. It stores and retrieves these documents through a RESTful HTTP API. The document discusses CouchDB's key features like schema-less design, replication, views, and joins. It also provides examples of using CouchDB with different programming languages and libraries.
This document provides an overview of basic PHP concepts including variables, data types, constants, arrays, conditional statements, loops, connecting to databases, and performing basic CRUD operations. Key points covered include variable naming conventions, escape sequences, defining constants, looping with while, and connecting to MySQL to insert, delete, and update data.
This document discusses connecting to a MySQL database from PHP, executing queries, retrieving and working with query results, ensuring secure SQL, counting returned records, updating records, sending values between scripts, and paginating query results. It provides the syntax for connecting to MySQL, executing simple queries, retrieving results using mysqli_fetch_array(), ensuring data security with mysqli_real_escape_string(), counting rows with mysqli_num_rows(), updating records using mysqli_affected_rows(), and paginating results using LIMIT.
This document discusses ways to extend jQuery for custom needs through plugins. It provides examples of simple plugins for limiting checkboxes selection to 3, adding zebra striping, and creating tabs. The document emphasizes that jQuery plugins can be created easily and allow selection and actions on elements. It also notes that plugins allow extending jQuery's functionality and provides an example of extending expressions to check for dates. Overall, the document shows how jQuery can be customized through plugins for selection, actions, and expressions.
This document discusses various tools for creating presentations and technical documentation including Prezi, SlideShare, Markdown, and mdpress. It also covers configuring caching in Ruby on Rails, reading data from a plist file in Objective-C, using GitHub Pages to host documentation generated from Markdown, and creating a push.sh script to automatically generate HTML from Markdown and deploy it to GitHub Pages.
MooseX::Datamodel - Barcelona Perl Workshop Lightning talkJose Luis Martínez
The document discusses using MooseX::DataModel to parse JSON data into Perl objects. It shows how JSON data representing a list of users can be defined as objects with a UserList class containing an array of User objects, each with a name attribute. This allows accessing and manipulating the data like normal Perl objects and adds validation against the class schemas. Methods can also be defined on the generated classes. The document expresses frustration with working directly with complex JSON data and advocates using MooseX::DataModel as a cleaner approach.
This document describes how to use an ORM (object-relational mapping) framework to manage data in a database. It defines an entity class called MyEntity with properties for a primary key and other columns. It then defines a data context class called MyTripContext that inherits from DataContext and specifies Table objects for Trip and Visit entities. The document shows how to perform CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on Trip entities using LINQ queries and calling SubmitChanges to save to the database.
- MySQL is an open-source, fast, and easy to use relational database management system. It can be integrated with programming languages like Perl using modules like DBI that allow connection and querying of MySQL databases.
- The DBI module provides methods for connecting to a MySQL database from Perl scripts, preparing and executing SQL statements, and fetching the results. This allows automation of database tasks and building of applications that interface with MySQL.
- MySQL has various data types for storing different kinds of data like numbers, dates, text etc. It also supports features like database administration, users and privileges, backups etc.
Darkmira Tour PHP 2016 - Automatizando Tarefas com PhingMatheus Marabesi
Cada vez mais precisamos buscar otimizar o nosso tempo para ser mais produtivo e entregar valor aos clientes ou apenas para não fazer tarefas repetitivas. Phing é uma ferramenta desenvolvida em PHP baseada no Apache Ant para a automatização de tarefas como criar pastas e executar scripts (aquelas tarefas chatas e repetitivas do dia a dia)
https://br.darkmiratour.com/palestras/
Lecture8 php page control by okello erickokelloerick
Cookies and sessions allow storing and retrieving data across multiple requests from the same client in web applications. Cookies are stored on the client side, while sessions are stored on the server side. The key functions for cookies include setcookie() to create cookies, and $_COOKIE to access cookie values, while the key functions for sessions include session_start() to initialize sessions, $_SESSION to access session variables, and session_destroy() to delete session data. Both cookies and sessions associate data with a unique ID, but sessions only last for the user's browsing session while cookies have a longer lifetime.
A database is an organized collection of data stored and managed using database management systems. Relational databases store data in tables with rows and columns and use SQL for queries. MySQL is a popular open-source relational database that uses SQL. PHP functions like mysqli_connect(), mysqli_query(), and mysqli_close() allow connecting to and querying MySQL databases from PHP scripts.
This PHP code prints different messages depending on the query string. If the query string is "SoD" it prints "owns you!", otherwise it prints "don't front!". It also shows an example of parsing multiple query string variables and using switch statements to check their values and print corresponding messages.
The document contains HTML code defining a webpage with three paragraph elements with IDs of "tuna", "bacon", and "tuna" wrapped in a div container. JavaScript code links an "onclick" event to the first paragraph with ID "tuna" that calls a "talk" function, which displays an alert pop-up with the text "yoyoma!" when the page finishes loading.
This document contains a Perl script that takes a random tweet from a user's friends timeline, runs it through a MeCab morphological analyzer to add zenkaku spaces, and tweets it back to the original user with an added prefix. The script defines a Twitter object, retrieves a random friend's tweet, runs it through the MeCab analyzer to insert zenkaku spaces according to part-of-speech tags, and tweets it back to the original user with an added prefix.
Groovy is a dynamic language that runs on the Java Virtual Machine. It allows for concise syntax compared to Java, such as using println instead of System.out.println for "Hello World" examples. Groovy supports common data types like strings, functions, collections, lists and maps. It provides features like closures, spread dot operations, and methods for string and collection manipulation. Loops, ranges, and file processing are also covered.
The PHP code checks the QUERY_STRING server variable. If it equals "SoD", it prints "owns you!", otherwise it prints "don't front!". It then shows an example of parsing multiple strings from the QUERY_STRING with explode() and switches. The document describes an affiliate network called Advertgoal that pays on a CPA basis with a $50 minimum payment via PayPal or check every 30 days and offers a 5% referral commission.
This document contains configuration details for form validation using the FormValidator::LazyWay module in Perl. The configuration includes validation rules for email and password fields, language and error message labels, and examples of running validation checks on query parameters and returning error results. Validation rules are defined for email format, password length and character set. Error messages can be customized and parameters can be passed directly to the validation check.
How to calculate the optimal undo retention in OracleJorge Batista
This document provides steps to calculate the optimal undo retention setting in Oracle by first finding the actual undo size, database block size, and undo blocks per second. It then shows the formula to calculate the optimal undo retention by dividing the actual undo size by the product of the database block size and undo blocks per second. An example calculation is provided and it concludes by explaining how to set the undo retention parameter.
The document discusses various topics related to JavaScript including:
- Inconsistencies in type checking and comparisons
- Issues with treating null and undefined the same
- Problems that can occur with reference types like objects and arrays
- Use of the 'this' keyword in functions and methods
- Implementing inheritance between objects
The overall message is that JavaScript has some quirks but it is important to learn its paradigms and criticize the language constructively.
This document checks if a user is logged in by checking for a username session variable. If the username session variable is set, it queries the database to get the user's information and counts the number of rows returned. If a row is returned, it displays a welcome message to the signed in user. If no rows are returned, it redirects to the index page.
MongoDB a document store that won't let you down.Nurul Ferdous
This document provides an overview of MongoDB, a document database. It discusses MongoDB's schema-free data model and scalability advantages over relational databases. It also covers installing and using MongoDB with PHP, including connecting to MongoDB, performing CRUD operations, and translating common SQL queries to MongoDB's query language. The document concludes by inviting the reader to try out MongoDB and links to download and PHP driver documentation pages.
Talk I gave at Maceió DEV Meetup #6. Not only about Command Bus/Command Interface or whatever you name it, but a compilation of cool articles I found only that may help with understanding this architecture.
The document discusses API design and provides examples of code snippets in different programming languages and frameworks. It shows examples of class definitions and method signatures in ActionScript 3, usage of public and private access modifiers, parameter passing, return values, code commenting and documentation. It also provides information about the author and links to external resources.
Cycle.js is a functional and reactive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces based on Observables and declarative code. It uses RxJS Observables to model asynchronous behavior and data flow in applications. This allows the unidirectional data flow of views updating models via intents to be modeled as Observables. The document includes code examples of using Cycle.js with RxJS to build reactive UIs, including handling events, updating state, and generating HTML. It also summarizes how the Cycle.run function coordinates driving the application by connecting sources to sinks.
This document demonstrates how to connect to a MySQL database and perform CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations using PHP. It first creates a database and table. It then inserts a record, selects all records, updates a record, and deletes a record. Finally, it shows how to create a basic HTML form to collect user input and insert it into the database using PHP.
This document summarizes the history of PHP persistence from 1995 to present day. It begins with early file handling in PHP/FI in 1995 and the introduction of database support. It then discusses the evolution of code reusability through functions and classes. Professional abstraction layers like PEAR and later ORM frameworks provided more robust and standardized APIs. NoSQL databases and drivers were later incorporated, moving beyond relational databases. Current frameworks provide object document mapping for non-SQL databases like MongoDB.
This document describes how to use an ORM (object-relational mapping) framework to manage data in a database. It defines an entity class called MyEntity with properties for a primary key and other columns. It then defines a data context class called MyTripContext that inherits from DataContext and specifies Table objects for Trip and Visit entities. The document shows how to perform CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on Trip entities using LINQ queries and calling SubmitChanges to save to the database.
- MySQL is an open-source, fast, and easy to use relational database management system. It can be integrated with programming languages like Perl using modules like DBI that allow connection and querying of MySQL databases.
- The DBI module provides methods for connecting to a MySQL database from Perl scripts, preparing and executing SQL statements, and fetching the results. This allows automation of database tasks and building of applications that interface with MySQL.
- MySQL has various data types for storing different kinds of data like numbers, dates, text etc. It also supports features like database administration, users and privileges, backups etc.
Darkmira Tour PHP 2016 - Automatizando Tarefas com PhingMatheus Marabesi
Cada vez mais precisamos buscar otimizar o nosso tempo para ser mais produtivo e entregar valor aos clientes ou apenas para não fazer tarefas repetitivas. Phing é uma ferramenta desenvolvida em PHP baseada no Apache Ant para a automatização de tarefas como criar pastas e executar scripts (aquelas tarefas chatas e repetitivas do dia a dia)
https://br.darkmiratour.com/palestras/
Lecture8 php page control by okello erickokelloerick
Cookies and sessions allow storing and retrieving data across multiple requests from the same client in web applications. Cookies are stored on the client side, while sessions are stored on the server side. The key functions for cookies include setcookie() to create cookies, and $_COOKIE to access cookie values, while the key functions for sessions include session_start() to initialize sessions, $_SESSION to access session variables, and session_destroy() to delete session data. Both cookies and sessions associate data with a unique ID, but sessions only last for the user's browsing session while cookies have a longer lifetime.
A database is an organized collection of data stored and managed using database management systems. Relational databases store data in tables with rows and columns and use SQL for queries. MySQL is a popular open-source relational database that uses SQL. PHP functions like mysqli_connect(), mysqli_query(), and mysqli_close() allow connecting to and querying MySQL databases from PHP scripts.
This PHP code prints different messages depending on the query string. If the query string is "SoD" it prints "owns you!", otherwise it prints "don't front!". It also shows an example of parsing multiple query string variables and using switch statements to check their values and print corresponding messages.
The document contains HTML code defining a webpage with three paragraph elements with IDs of "tuna", "bacon", and "tuna" wrapped in a div container. JavaScript code links an "onclick" event to the first paragraph with ID "tuna" that calls a "talk" function, which displays an alert pop-up with the text "yoyoma!" when the page finishes loading.
This document contains a Perl script that takes a random tweet from a user's friends timeline, runs it through a MeCab morphological analyzer to add zenkaku spaces, and tweets it back to the original user with an added prefix. The script defines a Twitter object, retrieves a random friend's tweet, runs it through the MeCab analyzer to insert zenkaku spaces according to part-of-speech tags, and tweets it back to the original user with an added prefix.
Groovy is a dynamic language that runs on the Java Virtual Machine. It allows for concise syntax compared to Java, such as using println instead of System.out.println for "Hello World" examples. Groovy supports common data types like strings, functions, collections, lists and maps. It provides features like closures, spread dot operations, and methods for string and collection manipulation. Loops, ranges, and file processing are also covered.
The PHP code checks the QUERY_STRING server variable. If it equals "SoD", it prints "owns you!", otherwise it prints "don't front!". It then shows an example of parsing multiple strings from the QUERY_STRING with explode() and switches. The document describes an affiliate network called Advertgoal that pays on a CPA basis with a $50 minimum payment via PayPal or check every 30 days and offers a 5% referral commission.
This document contains configuration details for form validation using the FormValidator::LazyWay module in Perl. The configuration includes validation rules for email and password fields, language and error message labels, and examples of running validation checks on query parameters and returning error results. Validation rules are defined for email format, password length and character set. Error messages can be customized and parameters can be passed directly to the validation check.
How to calculate the optimal undo retention in OracleJorge Batista
This document provides steps to calculate the optimal undo retention setting in Oracle by first finding the actual undo size, database block size, and undo blocks per second. It then shows the formula to calculate the optimal undo retention by dividing the actual undo size by the product of the database block size and undo blocks per second. An example calculation is provided and it concludes by explaining how to set the undo retention parameter.
The document discusses various topics related to JavaScript including:
- Inconsistencies in type checking and comparisons
- Issues with treating null and undefined the same
- Problems that can occur with reference types like objects and arrays
- Use of the 'this' keyword in functions and methods
- Implementing inheritance between objects
The overall message is that JavaScript has some quirks but it is important to learn its paradigms and criticize the language constructively.
This document checks if a user is logged in by checking for a username session variable. If the username session variable is set, it queries the database to get the user's information and counts the number of rows returned. If a row is returned, it displays a welcome message to the signed in user. If no rows are returned, it redirects to the index page.
MongoDB a document store that won't let you down.Nurul Ferdous
This document provides an overview of MongoDB, a document database. It discusses MongoDB's schema-free data model and scalability advantages over relational databases. It also covers installing and using MongoDB with PHP, including connecting to MongoDB, performing CRUD operations, and translating common SQL queries to MongoDB's query language. The document concludes by inviting the reader to try out MongoDB and links to download and PHP driver documentation pages.
Talk I gave at Maceió DEV Meetup #6. Not only about Command Bus/Command Interface or whatever you name it, but a compilation of cool articles I found only that may help with understanding this architecture.
The document discusses API design and provides examples of code snippets in different programming languages and frameworks. It shows examples of class definitions and method signatures in ActionScript 3, usage of public and private access modifiers, parameter passing, return values, code commenting and documentation. It also provides information about the author and links to external resources.
Cycle.js is a functional and reactive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces based on Observables and declarative code. It uses RxJS Observables to model asynchronous behavior and data flow in applications. This allows the unidirectional data flow of views updating models via intents to be modeled as Observables. The document includes code examples of using Cycle.js with RxJS to build reactive UIs, including handling events, updating state, and generating HTML. It also summarizes how the Cycle.run function coordinates driving the application by connecting sources to sinks.
This document demonstrates how to connect to a MySQL database and perform CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations using PHP. It first creates a database and table. It then inserts a record, selects all records, updates a record, and deletes a record. Finally, it shows how to create a basic HTML form to collect user input and insert it into the database using PHP.
This document summarizes the history of PHP persistence from 1995 to present day. It begins with early file handling in PHP/FI in 1995 and the introduction of database support. It then discusses the evolution of code reusability through functions and classes. Professional abstraction layers like PEAR and later ORM frameworks provided more robust and standardized APIs. NoSQL databases and drivers were later incorporated, moving beyond relational databases. Current frameworks provide object document mapping for non-SQL databases like MongoDB.
The document discusses dependency injection in PHP. It begins by defining dependency injection as giving an object its instance variables. It then discusses why dependency injection is used, including that it makes code more maintainable, extensible, flexible, configurable, testable, reusable and interoperable. The document provides a PHP example to demonstrate dependency injection and discusses additional options like using interfaces and type hinting. It explains how dependency injection allows switching between different database implementations easily and provides examples for MySQL, MongoDB and SQLite. Finally, it discusses using a DI container to further simplify managing object dependencies.
This document contains PHP code for connecting to a MySQL database and performing CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations. It includes code to connect to the database, insert a new record, update an existing record by id, delete a record by id, and display a table of all records from the database.
This document discusses connecting a PHP application to a MySQL database. It shows how to connect to the database, execute SQL queries, and retrieve and display the results. Code examples are provided to connect to the database, run SELECT queries, fetch the results into arrays, and loop through the arrays to display the data. Functions are demonstrated to encapsulate the database connection and query execution code for reuse. Finally, examples show how to generate HTML tables and dropdown lists to display the database data.
The document contains code for connecting to a MySQL database called "mahasiswa" located on the localhost server. It defines the host, username, password, and database, and establishes a connection using mysql_connect and mysql_select_db. There is also code that inserts received form data into a table in the database.
This document summarizes an advanced PHP tutorial presented by Rasmus Lerdorf. The tutorial covers topics such as PHP and MySQL integration, cookies, dynamic images, PDF generation, Flash, sessions, security, optimization, and new PHP developments. The slides provide code examples for connecting to a MySQL database, performing queries to select, insert, update and delete data, and working with timestamps. It also demonstrates using PHP to build a simple guestbook application and converting it to use a database backend.
This document summarizes an advanced PHP tutorial presented by Rasmus Lerdorf. The tutorial covers topics such as PHP and MySQL integration, cookies, dynamic images, sessions, security, and optimization. The slides provide code examples for connecting to a MySQL database, performing queries, and storing user data. Examples are also given for generating dynamic images with GD, handling cookies, and building a simple and database-driven guestbook application.
This document summarizes an advanced PHP tutorial presented by Rasmus Lerdorf. The tutorial covers topics such as PHP and MySQL integration, cookies, dynamic images, sessions, security, and optimization. The slides provide code examples for connecting to a MySQL database, performing queries, and storing user data. Examples are also given for generating dynamic images with GD, handling cookies, and building a simple database-driven guestbook application.
This document provides an agenda and slides for an advanced PHP tutorial covering topics like PHP-MySQL integration, cookies, dynamic images, sessions, security, and optimization. The slides include code examples for connecting to and querying a MySQL database, setting and reading cookies, generating dynamic images with GD, and other tasks. The slides also discuss best practices for topics like escaping data, database abstraction, and HTTP headers.
The document discusses creating and interacting with MySQL database tables using PHP. It covers how to create, describe, drop, add data to, retrieve data from, update, and delete rows from MySQL tables. Examples of PHP code are provided for each of these SQL operations on a sample "cats" table.
Advanced PHP and MySQL : PHP/MySQL Functions, Integrating web forms and databases, Displaying queries in tables, Building Forms from queries, String and Regular Expressions, Sessions, Cookies and HTTP, E-Mail
PDO provides a consistent interface for accessing databases in PHP. It allows for data access abstraction by providing a common API for different database drivers like MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server and SQLite. Using PDO avoids vendor lock-in and makes it easier to change database backends without refactoring code. The document provides examples of connecting and querying databases using different database extensions like mysql, mysqli and sqlsrv and illustrates how PDO offers a consistent alternative.
The document contains PHP code to connect to a MySQL database, create a database and table, insert sample data, and display the data in an HTML table. It establishes a database connection, checks for errors, creates a database called "test_db" and table called "toko", inserts a sample record, and then displays the table data on an HTML page by connecting to the database and looping through the records.
This document contains PHP code for a login system and category management. It includes PHP code to connect to a MySQL database, perform login authentication by querying the database, and manage categories by adding, updating, and deleting categories from the database. The code also includes the use of sessions to track the logged in user and restrict access to admin pages. HTML and CSS code is included to display the login page, category management page, and basic site layout.
The document discusses pagination in PHP by creating a database connection, querying the database to get the number of total records and the records for the current page based on the limit, and outputting navigation links to move between pages. Code is provided to connect to a database, get the total number of rows and rows for the current page based on the page number parameter, output navigation links and the records for the current page in a table.
Php 102: Out with the Bad, In with the GoodJeremy Kendall
In this session, we'll look at a typical PHP application, review a few of the horrible mistakes the fictional developer made, and then refactor the app according to some best practices. Along the way you might even learn a thing or two about PHP you don't already know.
MySQL is a database server that is ideal for both small and large applications. It supports standard SQL and runs on many platforms. PHP can be used to connect to a MySQL database, perform queries to retrieve, insert, update, and delete data from database tables. Tables contain records with data organized into columns. Queries allow selecting specific data. PHP functions like mysql_connect(), mysql_query(), and mysql_fetch_array() allow interacting with MySQL databases from within PHP scripts.
This document discusses PHP database management. It covers connecting to MySQL databases with PHP, creating databases and tables, and performing common operations like inserting, selecting, updating, and deleting data. Code examples are provided to connect to a database, create a database and table, insert data from an HTML form, select and display records, delete a record, and update a record. The document concludes with an assignment to build a web application to manage a database using these PHP database techniques.
This document provides an introduction and overview of MySQL, including how to download and access MySQL, basic commands to manage databases and tables, examples of SQL queries, and how to modify data. It covers topics such as creating databases and tables, selecting, joining, aggregating data, and updating records in MySQL. Examples demonstrate how to retrieve customer names, loan amounts, branch details, and more from the sample banking database.
This document provides an introduction to MySQL, an open source relational database management system. It discusses that MySQL is pronounced "my-es-que-el" and includes both a SQL server and client programs. It also summarizes that MySQL AB is the commercial entity behind MySQL that provides marketing, development, services, support and consulting. Additionally, it notes that MySQL is the most popular open source database with over 100 million downloads, it is certified for SAP applications, and is widely used by developers along with PHP and Apache.