Course description
This course builds on the teachings of Web Development using PHP part 1, introducing MySQL, a relational database management system developed by Oracle and based on the industry standard structured query language (SQL), and shows how to integrate it into a web application build using a PHP back end.
Combining PHP and MySQL allows developers to store create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) data using web forms. Uses include log in systems (user data - usernames, passwords, etc), customer/employee data (name, email, phone, address, etc) and ecommerce (shopping carts, payment systems, orders, etc).
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Create a single point of entry website
- Use MySQL workbench software
- Create database tables
- Read, write, update and delete data in databases
- Query databases to retrieve specific data
- Create a log in system for a website
- Validate new users using email confirmation
- Restrict certain website content dependant on user credentials
- Write basic Object Orientated PHP and MySQL queries.
This advanced short course is ideal for those who have successfully completed the Web Programming with PHP Part 1 or have good PHP skills. You will require HTML authoring skills ideally through completion of our introductory web authoring course Building Websites with HTML5 and CSS3.
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