The road to growth in PHP web development

• Chapter1 Introduction to web development and HTML basics
• 1-1 Introduction to WEB development
• 1-2 Introduction to html
• 1-3 body attributes and text tags
• 1-4 Typesetting mark
• 1-5 entities and lists
• 1-6 Pictures and Hot Topics
• 1-7 scroll mark
• 1-8 multimedia markup
• 1-9 review
• 1-10 Hyperlink
• 1-11 anchor link
• 1-12 meta tag
• 1-13 Form 1
• 1-14 Form 2
• 1-15 sheet
• 1-16 Very detailed form
• 1-17 Case
• 1-18 Rubik's Cube Station
• Chapter2 HTML Basics Review
• 2-1 review
• 2-2 Division of the frame
• 2-3 Framework case
• 2-4 iframe
• 2-5 HTML project home page production
• 2-6 HTML project project introduction production
• 2-7 HTML project news production
• 2-8 HTML project life supporting production
• Chapter3 CSS basics
• 3-1 Introduction to CSS
• 3-2 CSS basic syntax
• 3-3 CSS introduction method
• 3-4 CSS selector
• 3-5 CSS pseudo-class selector
• 3-6 Basic properties--font-text-size
• 3-7 list properties
• 3-8 background properties
• 3-9 review
• 3-10 display attribute
• 3-11 box model
• 3-12 floating layout
• 3-13 Floating case--class opening information
• 3-14 Design layouts and multi-column cases
• 3-15 Comprehensive layout case
• Chapter4 CSS Basics Review
• 4-1 review
• 4-2 Fixed positioning
• 4-3 Relative and absolute positioning
• 4-4 compatibility
• 4-5 inheritance and precedence
• 4-6 Other properties
• 4-7 Project-top
• 4-8 Project 2
• Chapter5 HTML5+CSS3
• 5-1 HTML5--1
• 5-2 HTML5-2
• 5-3 CSS3-1
• 5-4 CSS3-2
• 5-5 CSS3-3
• 5-6 CSS3-4
• 5-7 CSS3-5
• Chapter6 Wampserver installation and PHP basics
• 6-1 Introduction to PHP
• 6-2 wampser installation
• 6-3 wampser installation 2
• 6-4 wampserver directory structure
• 6-5 Basic syntax of PHP
• 6-6 PHP variables
• 6-7 PHP scalar type-int-float-string-bool
• 6-8 Other types --null-res
• 6-9 Operator-Arithmetic-Assignment-Comparison
• Chapter7 PHP operators and conditional statements
• 7-1 review
• 7-2 operator-error-linker-not
• 7-3 logical AND and or
• 7-4 increasing and decreasing
• 7-5 if statement
• 7-6 ifelse and ifelseif
• 7-7 switch-date function
• 7-8 ternary operator
• 7-9 require和include
• 7-10 Receive data in get method
• 7-11 session
• Chapter8 PHP loop statements and arrays
• 8-1 review
• 8-2 for loop
• 8-3 99 multiplication table
• 8-4 pyramid
• 8-5 for case
• 8-6 while
• 8-7 array 1
• 8-8 Traverse array
• 8-9 Two-dimensional array
• 8-10 function
• Chapter9 MySQL introduction and basic operations
• 9-1 Review-Assignment
• 9-2 Data introduction
• 9-3 MySQL basic syntax rules
• 9-4 MySQL-4 library operations
• 9-5 Table operation-Create table 1
• 9-6 Table operation-Create table 2
• 9-7 Table operations-delete-view-modify
• 9-8 Data operations - insert data
• 9-9 Data operation-delete-modify data
• 9-10 Data Operation-Query
• Chapter10 PHP operates MySQL
• 10-1 review
• 10-2 Review 02.mysql-query
• 10-3 PHP operation MySQL-1
• 10-4 PHP operation MySQL-library operation-create database
• 10-5 PHP operation MySQL-library operation-query database
• 10-6 PHP operation MySQL-library operation-delete database
• 10-7 PHP operation MySQL-library operation-modify database
• 10-8 PHP operation MySQL-table operation-create table
• 10-9 PHP operation MySQL-table operation-delete and query table
• 10-10 PHP operation MySQL-table operation-modify table
• 10-11 PHP operation MySQL-data operation-insert data
• 10-12 PHP operation MySQL-data operation-query data
• 10-13 PHP operation MySQL-data operation-delete data
• 10-14 PHP operation MySQL-data operation-modify data
• 10-15 PHP operation MySQL-Summary
• Chapter11 PHP variables, constants, mutable variables and magic constants
• 11-1 PHP identifier
• 11-2 PHP split command symbol - semicolon
• 11-3 PHP program notes
• 11-4 PHP hybrid method
• 11-5 Introduction and declaration of variables
• 11-6 mutable variable
• 11-7 How to pass values to variables
• 11-8 variable scope
• 11-9 5 commonly used functions for variables
• 11-10 Predefined variables-GLOBALS-SEVER-FILES
• 11-11 Predefined variables-REQUEST
• 11-12 constant
• 11-13 magic constant
• Chapter12 PHP data types and operators
• 12-1 review
• 12-2 Data type-string
• 12-3 Data type-common string functions
• 12-4 Data type-int
• 12-5 Data type-float
• 12-6 Data type-boolean
• 12-7 Data type-object
• 12-8 datatype-null-resource
• 12-9 Data types - several types provided by the manual
• 12-10 Data type-conversion
• 12-11 Operator - arithmetic operator
• 12-12 Operator - assignment operator
• 12-13 Operator - comparison operator
• 12-14 Operator - Error Suppression Operator
• 12-15 Operators - Increment and Decrement Operators
• 12-16 Operator - logical operator
• 12-17 Operators - string operators
• Chapter13 Bit operators and flow control
• 13-1 Bit operators--binary
• 13-2 Bit operators--original code, one's complement, one's complement
• 13-3 Bit operators--use bit operations
• 13-4 Array operators
• 13-5 Process control--if and ifelse
• 13-6 Process control--elseif and switch
• 13-7 Process control--while loop
• 13-8 Process control--dowhile loop
• 13-9 Process control--for loop
• 13-10 Case - One hundred dollars buys one hundred ducks
• 13-11 Process Control--Cycle Case
• 13-12 Process control --break
• 13-13 The difference between process control--continue-- and break
• 13-14 Process control--goto statement
• 13-15 Process control--return statement
• 13-16 Process control--file loading
• Chapter14 function
• 14-1 PHP identifier
• 14-2 review
• 14-3 PHP split command symbol - semicolon
• 14-4 Introduction to functions
• 14-5 PHP program notes
• 14-6 Function calling mechanism
• 14-7 PHP hybrid method
• 14-8 function encapsulation
• 14-9 Introduction and declaration of variables
• 14-10 variadic function
• 14-11 Callback
• 14-12 anonymous function
• 14-13 internal function
• 14-14 recursive call
• 14-15 Website layout
• 14-16 recursive call
• 14-17 Website layout
• Chapter15 Array creation and traversal
• 15-1 review
• 15-2 Introduction to arrays
• 15-3 How to create an array
• 15-4 Array details
• 15-5 Coverage-Growth-Classification of Arrays
• 15-6 Array traversal--for loop traversal
• 15-7 Array traversal--foreach loop traversal
• 15-8 Array traversal--while+each+list
• 15-9 Array traversal--several commonly used functions
• 15-10 Array traversal--multidimensional array
• 15-11 Bubble Sort
• 15-12 selection sort
• Chapter16 Introduction to object-oriented
• 16-1 Methods of learning technology Quick start with object-oriented
• 16-2 Introduction to object-oriented
• 16-3 member properties
• 16-4 How objects are passed
• 16-5 member method
• 16-6 Member methods(2)
• 16-7 Member methods(3)
• 16-8 Basic usage of constructor (1)
• 16-9 Constructor (2) details
• 16-10 default constructor
• 16-11 Constructor summary and this
• 16-12 Basic introduction to destructor and PHP program execution process
• 16-13 Detailed explanation and best practices of destructor
• 16-14 Garbage collection mechanism (understand)
• Chapter17 A basic introduction to access modifiers
• 17-1 review
• 17-2 A basic introduction to access modifiers
• 17-3 get and homework evaluation
• 17-4 __set
• 17-5 Additional information
• 17-6 toString and added knowledge points
• 17-7 Comparison of __clone and objects
• 17-8 __call magic method
• 17-9 Automatic loading of classes
• 17-10 static properties
• Chapter18 Singleton mode, encapsulation
• 18-1 review
• 18-2 Homework comments
• 18-3 Basic introduction and detailed discussion of static methods
• 18-4 Best Practices for Static Methods - Singleton Pattern (1)
• 18-5 Best Practices for Static Methods - Singleton Pattern (2)
• 18-6 abstract
• 18-7 Introduction to packaging
• 18-8 How to operate properties (protected and private) in three ways
• 18-9 Details of encapsulation and use of object operators
• 18-10 Basic introduction to inheritance
• Chapter19 Static methods, overloading, overriding, abstract classes
• 19-1 Overload 1
• 19-2 Overloading static methods
• 19-3 Classroom practice review of overloaded methods
• 19-4 Overloading of properties
• 19-5 A basic introduction to method rewriting
• 19-6 Details of method overriding
• 19-7 Details of method overriding
• 19-8 Property override
• 19-9 Polymorphism
• 19-10 Exercise 1
• 19-11 Exercise 2
• 19-12 Introduction to abstract classes
• 19-13 Details of abstract classes
• 19-14 Interface explanation
• 19-15 Interface explanation 2
• Chapter20 Interface, serialization, reflection mechanism
• 20-1 review
• 20-2 Basic introduction to the interface
• 20-3 Discussion of interface details
• 20-4 Comparison of interfaces and inheritance
• 20-5 final
• 20-6 class constant
• 20-7 Object traversal
• 20-8 Built-in standard classes
• 20-9 Convert data types and objects to each other
• 20-10 Basic introduction to serialization and deserialization
• 20-11 Serialization and deserialization details
• 20-12 Description of related functions of classes and objects
• 20-13 traits
• 20-14 first contact of reflex mechanism
• 20-15 Reflection proxy call
• 20-16 comprehensive reflex exercises
• Chapter21 Basic introduction to mysql database
• 21-1 review
• 21-2 Basic introduction to mysql database (1)
• 21-3 Basic introduction to mysql database (2)-installing mysql
• 21-4 Basic introduction to mysql database (3)-Basic use of mysql
• 21-5 Basic introduction to mysql database (4)-three-tier structure
• 21-6 Basic introduction to mysql database (5)-sql statement classification
• 21-7 Basic introduction to creating a database
• 21-8 Character set and validation rules
• 21-9 Common database operations
• 21-10 Database modification, backup and recovery
• 21-11 Create table
• 21-12 integer
• 21-13 zerofill
• 21-14 bit
• 21-15 float and decimal
• Chapter22 Basic use of strings, date types, and insert\select statements
• 22-1 review
• 22-2 String type(1)
• 22-3 String type(2)
• 22-4 date type
• 22-5 enum and set
• 22-6 Small exercises and tips for aligning data
• 22-7 Modify table
• 22-8 Program framework diagram of insert statement and comprehensive case
• 22-9 Comprehensive case curd
• 22-10 Basic usage of select statement
• 22-11 Basic use of select statement (2)
• Chapter23 Aggregation functions, date functions, other functions
• 23-1 review
• 23-2 Aggregation function count
• 23-3 Aggregation function sum
• 23-4 aggregate function avg
• 23-5 Aggregation function max min
• 23-6 Aggregation function group by
• 23-7 mysql date function (1)
• 23-8 Date function(3)
• 23-9 String functions
• 23-10 Math functions
• 23-11 branch control function
• 23-12 Other functions
• 23-13 Enhancement of select statement (1)-enhancement of where clause
• 23-14 Enhancement of select statement (2)-enhancement of order by clause
• 23-15 Enhancement of select statement (3) - paging query
• Chapter24 Multi-table query, subquery, merge query
• 24-1 review
• 24-2 Aggregation function enhancement
• 24-3 group by having strengthened
• 24-4 Comments on homework
• 24-5 Summary of group statistics
• 24-6 Basic introduction to multi-table query Cartesian set
• 24-7 Practice and analysis of ideas for completing multi-table queries
• 24-8 self-connection
• 24-9 Subquery (single-row subquery and multi-row subquery)
• 24-10 Subquery (multi-column subquery)
• 24-11 from clause
• 24-12 Homework Review Go to Repeat
• 24-13 merge query union union all
• 24-14 mysql inner connection
• 24-15 Outer joins and jobs
• 24-16 primary key constraints
• 24-17 Description of unique
• 24-18 foreign key constraints
• 24-19 check constraints
• 24-20 Comprehensive exercise in creating tables
• 24-21 Maintenance of table constraints (add, delete, modify, check)
• 24-22 Maintenance of table constraints (add, delete, modify, check) 2
• Chapter25 Index, transaction isolation level
• 25-1 review
• 25-2 Self Growth
• 25-3 The principle of indexing
• 25-4 indexed category
• 25-5 Primary key index and unique index
• 25-6 General index and full-text index
• 25-7 Index attention
• 25-8 Introduction to business
• 25-9 Implementing transactions in PHP programs
• 25-10 Transaction isolation sector 1
• 25-11 Transaction isolation sector 2
• 25-12 storage engine
• 25-13 view
• 25-14 User Management
• Chapter26 mysqli extension, DAOMysqli introduction, mysqli preprocessing
• 26-1 review
• 26-2 Review of mysql extension
• 26-3 Basic introduction to mysqli extension
• 26-4 Use mysqli to complete query operations
• 26-5 mysqli extension details 1
• 26-6 mysqli extension details 2
• 26-7 mysqli extension details 3
• 26-8 Basic introduction to DAOMysqli
• 26-9 DAOMysqli development 1
• 26-10 DAOMysqli object-query
• 26-11 DAOMysqli object-dml and job placement
• 26-12 mysqli extended transaction control
• 26-13 mysqli executes sql in batches
• 26-14 Mysqli preprocessing explanation 1
• 26-15 Mysqli preprocessing explanation 2
• Chapter27 http protocol, http request, predefined super global array
• 27-1 review
• 27-2 Introduction of http protocol
• 27-3 Flow chart of http protocol operation
• 27-4 Virtual host configuration
• 27-5 How to capture packets
• 27-6 http requests a page and a description of the content of the page
• 27-7 Basic introduction to http requests
• 27-8 http request details 1
• 27-9 http request details 2
• 27-10 http request headers and application cases 1
• 27-11 http request header and application case 2
• 27-12 Basic introduction to http response
• 27-13 http response status code
• 27-14 HTTP protocol response headers and jobs
• 27-15 Basic introduction and working principle of predefined superglobal array
• 27-16 How to receive form submitted data
• 27-17 Predefined superglobal array
• Chapter28 PHP reads, creates, deletes, modifies, and traverses files
• 28-1 review
• 28-2 Basic introduction to files
• 28-3 Get file information
• 28-4 PHP read file 1
• 28-5 php read file 2
• 28-6 php read file 3
• 28-7 Create file and write content
• 28-8 Delete Files
• 28-9 Modify files
• 28-10 Directory operations
• 28-11 Traverse a folder
• 28-12 Count the size of a folder
• 28-13 Delete and copy directories
• 28-14 summary
• Chapter29 File upload, restricted upload, file download
• 29-1 Installation and simple use of zendstudio editor
• 29-2 File upload introduction
• 29-3 Simple implementation of file upload
• 29-4 Limit uploaded file size
• 29-5 Give the uploaded file a unique file name
• 29-6 Store uploaded files in separate directories
• 29-7 Limit uploaded file types
• 29-8 Encapsulate file upload into a class
• 29-9 Download Document
• Chapter30 Paginated introduction
• 30-1 Yesterday reappears
• 30-2 Paging introduction, creating a dead paging navigation bar
• 30-3 Dynamically create paging navigation based on the total number of records and the records displayed on each page
• 30-4 Pagination navigation displays the first 3 pages and the next 3 pages
• 30-5 Summary of pagination details
• 30-6 Comprehensive application for product list and paging
• 30-7 Paging summary (may be an encrypted file, please verify)
• 30-8 Introduction to drawing, drawing lines
• 30-9 Draw rectangles, circles, images
• 30-10 Draw text and arcs
• 30-11 Create canvas and randomly generate characters
• 30-12 Draw random characters into the canvas