Setting Up Database Driven Websites
This tutorial is an introductory guide to get you started in the world of server-side-scripting and web databases. It covers installation and configuration of MySQL, Apache, and PHP. An example script is also included as a guide for making your own server-side-scripts.
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Marc W. |
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Re: lame |
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06-11-1999 05:43PM |
How can you say something like that? This writer puts in hard work, is successful at getting his point across, and you put him down?
You must realize that not every article is made for every level of programming. Plus, it is more likely once you get past the basics you can catch on by reading the manual or getting a good book. Getting started is probably the hardest part and the most common problem, and this article points at the correct audience. If you need something more advanced, read the manual and pick up a good MySQL book. You really can't believe your going to learn all the more advanced topics from articles, there are simply just too many topics to cover for any one site.
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| Top | | • lame | lame | 05-22-1999 09:33PM | | • Re: lame | Re: lame | 05-30-1999 10:21AM | | • Re: lame | Martin Welén | 06-05-1999 02:44PM | | • Re: lame | Rob | 06-08-1999 03:11AM | | • Re: lame | Marc W. | 06-11-1999 05:43PM | | • Re: lame | | 06-18-1999 08:10AM | | • Re: lame | Marc W. | 06-11-1999 05:45PM | | • Re: lame | rwbyrd | 07-17-1999 02:31PM | | • Re: lame | Randy | 07-19-1999 11:51AM | | • Re: lame | Sparki | 09-19-1999 09:06PM | | • Re: lame | Larry | 11-20-1999 01:06AM |
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