PHP tutorials by IBM

PHP tutorials from IBMArticle

Overview
PHP Introduction

Deployment
Install XAMPP for easy integrated development

Source codeControl
Use PHP and subversion to create a blog from scratch

development
learning php
get started with the object
going dynamic with php
learning PHP, Part 1
learning PHP, Part 2
learning PHP, Part 3
Develop robust code with PHP, Part 3
Use PHP to develop robust code. Part 1: Use the variable
Develop robust code with PHP, Part 1: Compile reusable functions -- make full use of the functions
PHP example solution, part 1: Easy Webzine editing and sending
PHP example solution, Part 2: In-depth study of Webzine editing and sending

Advanced PHP
Advanced PHP V5 object
Use PHP to build Web Services
Use PHP to draw a 3-D image
A clever way to create a graph using PHP
How to use regular expressions in PHP
Use HTML forms in combination with PHP
Use PHP to read and write XML DOM
Use PHP scripts to access enterprise applications

PHP design
MVC mode, class encapsulation, or Hacker code-rational design of PHP Projects

PHP application
Use PHP to build search optimization applications, Part 1: getting started
Use openlaszlo to decorate PHP applications. Part 1: Create an interactive interface
Use openlaszlo to decorate PHP applications, Part 1: PhP rest and Data Binding
Use openlaszlo to decorate PHP applications. Part 1: Add a database
Build a small network defense system using snort and PHP
Use PHP to bring web data analysis to a higher level-design your data analysis to do more than simple raw counting
Simple linear regression implemented using PHP: Part 1 -- Importance of a mathematical library in PHP
Simple linear regression implemented using PHP, Part 1-data research tool for solving output and probability function defects

 

Debugging and monitoring
Debugging technology for PHP programmers

Integration
IBM database server
Use DB2 UDB for application development
Use PHP to develop IBM cloudscape and DB2 Universal Database applications
Connect PHP to DB2 and cloudscape through PDO
Zend core for IBM technical Roadmap
Zend core for IBM-PHP developer Guide
DB2 express-C: a free dinner offered by IBM

 

IBM Web and Application Server
Deploy PHP applications on ibm http Server
IBM WebSphere developer technical journal: using PHP and J2EE to implement general web application infrastructure
Run the PHP application in Apache Geronimo

 

Third-party services
Develop applications using Web Services and eBay SDK, Part 1: Building an ebay Search Engine
Develop applications using Web Services and the eBay SDK. Part 1: Build an ebay search engine using the eBay soap API
Use PHP, Derby, and PayPal to create a Web store. Part 1: Set up a basic database
Create a Web store with PHP, Derby, and PayPal, Part 1: collect payments
Create a Web store with PHP, Derby, and PayPal, Part 1: Set orders, shipping, and email
Create an Amazon store using PHP. Part 1: Obtain content using Amazon ECs

 

Extension
Introduction to PhP Service Data Objects
How to turn your php application into a chatbot
Select the most appropriate template in the PHP world

 

Pear (PhP extension and application repository)
Pear Introduction: Use pear to write your next PHP Program
Pear Introduction: common modules
Pear Introduction: Use phpdoc to easily create your pear document
Pear Introduction: create an intermediate Database Application Layer
Pear practice: Implementation of MVC mechanism in PHP

 

Security
Ensure the security of PHP applications
Auditing PHP, Part 1: Understanding register_globals

 

PHP Zend framework
understand the Zend framework. Part 1: Basics-Introduction to the Zend framework
understand the Zend framework. Part 1: Model-View-controller and add database
understand the Zend framework, Part 1: feed (RSS)
understand the Zend framework, Part 2: use zend_http_client to obtain the content without a feed
understand the Zend framework. Part 1: Create a PDF file
understand Zend framework, Part 1: send an email
understand Zend framework, Part 2: search
understand the Zend framework, Part 1: Add related information and services
understand the Zend framework, Part 1: adding interactivity with Ajax and JSON