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This document introduces PHP and MySQL for dynamic web development. PHP is an open-source scripting language suited for web development that can generate HTML code on the server. MySQL is a popular open-source database management system. PHP and MySQL allow websites to be responsive and malleable by connecting to databases and generating customized HTML based on user inputs or database contents. Examples of dynamic websites that use these technologies include WordPress, Shopify, Facebook, and interactive data visualization projects.

Technology

Introduc)on
to
PHP

TCNJ
–
Web
Design
2
:
Dynamic

By
Jean
Ho
Chu

Week
01.
Jan
19.
2012

What
is
Dynamic
Website?

Dynamic
Website
Sta/c
Website

• ASP.NET,
JSP,
Ruby
on
rail,
PHP,
etc

• HTML,
Javascript,
etc

• Scrip)ng
language
• Compiled
language

• Generates
the
code
for
the
site
• Only
displays
pages

• Acts
on
the
server,
lives
on
the
server
• Acts,
lives
anywhere
clients
are

• Server
Side
Programming
• Client
Side
Programming

• Back
End
Development
• Front
End
Development

• Has
memories
• No
memories

• Responsive,
malleable
• Not
responsive

• More
diﬃcult
to
develop
the
ini)al
• Quick
and
cheap
to
develop
the
ini)al

website
website

This
is
Dynamic
Website
!

Fast,
Clean,
Easy

Molds
&
Frames
Contents
Diverse
results!

+
=

Server
side
code
provides

Contents
are
The
html
page
of

templates
provided
by
users
or
what
the
users
see
is

from
the
server
from
databases

generated!

What
is
Client
?
Server?

Client
Server

• Visible
Nature
• Invisible
God

What
is
Client
?
Server?

Client
Server

• From
your
computer
• From
the
hos)ng
service

• All
the
user
interac)ons
• Never
shown
directly,

happen
from
the
client
performs
and
executes
on

the
browser

What
is
PHP?

• PHP
:
“Hypertext
Preprocessor.”

• “Widely
used
general-‐purpose
scrip)ng

language
that
is
especially
suited
for
Web

development
and
can
be
embedded
into

HTML.”

-‐
from
www.php.net-‐

How
does
PHP
act?

User

From
Codin’
for
the
web
Codin’
for
the
Web,
CHARLES
WYKE-‐SMITH

How
to
use?

<!DOCTYPE
html
PUBLIC
"-‐//W3C//DTD
XHTML
1.0

Transi)onal//EN"

"hkp://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-‐
transi)onal.dtd">

<html
xmlns="hkp://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
xml:lang="en"

• Can
be
embedded
into

lang="en">

<head>
HTML
page

<meta
hkp-‐equiv="Content-‐Type"
content="text/
html;
charset=un-‐8"/>

<)tle>Who
are
you?</)tle>

</head>

<body>

• Starts
with

<?php

• Closes
with

?>

<?php

print
"Hello";

?>

</body>

</html>

What
is
Database?

• A
database
is
a
collec)on
of
tables
(made
up

of
columns
and
rows)
that
stores
informa)on.

What
is
MySQL?

• MySQL
:
most
popular
open-‐source
database

• Database
Management
System
(DBMS)

• Cf
)

Oracle
and
Microsor’s
SQL
Serve
are
also

database,
and
are
compe)tors
to
MySQL

How
to
use?

•
PHP’s
mysql_query()
• $result
=
mysql_query(SQL

command,
➝
database

connec)on);

Why
use
PHP
and
MySQL?

• Easy
to
edit
and
update

• Let
the
users
ﬁll
in
the
space
(ex
:
facebook
my
pages,
blogs,
etc…)

• Save
and
Access
to
Database
(impossible
with
html)

• and
more…

TO
MAKE
A
DYNAMIC
WEBSITE

All
in
all,

wordpress

Framework
and
template
for
making
pornolio
websites
and
blog

-‐>

To
edit
and
update
easily

shopify

Framework
and
template
for
making
shopping
mall.

-‐>

To
remember
user’s
interac)ons

facebook

Social
networking
service

-‐>
To
provide
a
planorm
for
the
users
to
ﬁll
in
and
share
the
contents

Data
visualiza/on

Ny)mes
interac)ve
graphics

-‐>
To
provide
real
)me
interac)ve
data
visualiza)on

Wefeelﬁne.org

Web
project
to
sort
and
view
blog
posts
with
emo)onal
contents

-‐>
To
provide
a
diﬀerent
interface
and
meaning
for
the
web

Interac/ve
Web
Art
Projects

Aaron
Koblin,
Ten
Thousand
Cents

-‐>
To
explore
new
possibili)es
for
engaging
users
as
part
of
the
art
project

YOUR
WORK
GOES
HERE

?

Please
do
not
hesitate
to
explore
with
crea)ve
projects

engaging
dynamic
web
technologies
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1. Introduc)on to PHP TCNJ – Web Design 2 : Dynamic By Jean Ho Chu Week 01. Jan 19. 2012

2. What is Dynamic Website? Dynamic Website Sta/c Website • ASP.NET, JSP, Ruby on rail, PHP, etc • HTML, Javascript, etc • Scrip)ng language • Compiled language • Generates the code for the site • Only displays pages • Acts on the server, lives on the server • Acts, lives anywhere clients are • Server Side Programming • Client Side Programming • Back End Development • Front End Development • Has memories • No memories • Responsive, malleable • Not responsive • More diﬃcult to develop the ini)al • Quick and cheap to develop the ini)al website website

3. This is Sta)c HTML Website…

4. This is Dynamic Website ! Fast, Clean, Easy Molds & Frames Contents Diverse results! + = Server side code provides Contents are The html page of templates provided by users or what the users see is from the server from databases generated!

5. What is Client ? Server? Client Server • Visible Nature • Invisible God

6. What is Client ? Server? Client Server • From your computer • From the hos)ng service • All the user interac)ons • Never shown directly, happen from the client performs and executes on the browser

7. Stolen from my professor -‐

8. What is PHP? • PHP : “Hypertext Preprocessor.” • “Widely used general-‐purpose scrip)ng language that is especially suited for Web development and can be embedded into HTML.” -‐ from www.php.net-‐

9. How does PHP act? User From Codin’ for the web Codin’ for the Web, CHARLES WYKE-‐SMITH

10. How to use? <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-‐//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transi)onal//EN" "hkp://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-‐ transi)onal.dtd"> <html xmlns="hkp://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" • Can be embedded into lang="en"> <head> HTML page <meta hkp-‐equiv="Content-‐Type" content="text/ html; charset=un-‐8"/> <)tle>Who are you?</)tle> </head> <body> • Starts with <?php • Closes with ?> <?php print "Hello"; ?> </body> </html>

11. What is Database? • A database is a collec)on of tables (made up of columns and rows) that stores informa)on.

12. What is MySQL? • MySQL : most popular open-‐source database • Database Management System (DBMS) • Cf ) Oracle and Microsor’s SQL Serve are also database, and are compe)tors to MySQL

13. PHP & mySQL

14. How to use? • PHP’s mysql_query() • $result = mysql_query(SQL command, ➝ database connec)on);

15. Why use PHP and MySQL? • Easy to edit and update • Let the users ﬁll in the space (ex : facebook my pages, blogs, etc…) • Save and Access to Database (impossible with html) • and more… TO MAKE A DYNAMIC WEBSITE All in all,

16. Examples of Dynamic Websites

17. wordpress Framework and template for making pornolio websites and blog -‐> To edit and update easily

18. wordpress Framework and template for making pornolio websites and blog -‐> To edit and update easily

19. shopify Framework and template for making shopping mall. -‐> To remember user’s interac)ons

20. facebook Social networking service -‐> To provide a planorm for the users to ﬁll in and share the contents

21. ny/mes All about organizing data

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24. Interac/ve Web Art Projects Aaron Koblin, Ten Thousand Cents -‐> To explore new possibili)es for engaging users as part of the art project

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