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Various
articles (the data for this list is collected and time-reordered from
http://www.onlamp.com/onlamp/general/mysql.csp):
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LAMP: The Open Source Web Platform by
Dale Dougherty Jan.
26, 2001
O'Reilly Network runs a LAMP web site, and the chances are good that your
organization does, too. LAMP = Linux + Apache + MySQL + (PHP | Perl |
Python), and ONLamp.com is our new site dedicated to the platform.
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Tips for Building Web Database Applications with PHP and MySQL by
Hugh E. Williams Apr. 4, 2002
Here are eight tips for enhancing Web database applications by using PHP and
MySQL.
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Ten MySQL Best Practices by
George Reese Jul. 11,
2002
George Reese, coauthor of Managing & Using MySQL, 2nd Edition, offers
a set of best practices for MySQL administrators that will help with the
security, maintenance, and performance of a MySQL installation.
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Cooking with MySQL by
Paul DuBois Nov. 21, 2002
Paul DuBois has selected sample recipes from the hundreds you'll find in his
book,
MySQL Cookbook. In this first in a three-part series
showcasing these sample recipes, find out how to interpret results from
summaries and NULL values and how to identify duplicates in a table or
record.
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Cooking with MySQL by
Paul DuBois
Dec. 12, 2002
Paul DuBois has selected sample recipes from the hundreds you'll find in his
book,
MySQL Cookbook. In this second article in a three-part series
showcasing these recipes, find out how to manage simultaneous
AUTO_INCREMENT values, and how
to use
AUTO_INCREMENT values and
related tables.
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Cooking with MySQL by
Paul DuBois Dec. 26, 2002
Paul DuBois has selected sample recipes from the hundreds you'll find in his
book,
MySQL Cookbook. In this third and final series of excerpts
showcasing these recipes, learn how to compute team standings, how to
calculate the differences between successive rows, and how to find
cumulative sums and running averages.
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The State of Open Source by
Daniel H. Steinberg Jul. 9, 2003
Luminaries from the open source communities of Perl, Python, PHP, MySQL,
Apache, and Linux each presented their take on the current state of their
technology and where it is headed. Daniel Steinberg reports from OSCON 2003.
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