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 Mastering phpMyAdmin 3.1 for Effective MySQL Management
MySQL has gained wide popularity because of its open-source nature, performance, reliability, robustness, and support for various platforms.
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Drupal 6 JavaScript and jQueryJavaScript: It's not just for calculators and image rollovers.
Drupal 6 is loaded with new features, and not all of them are necessarily implemented in PHP. This unique book, for web designers and developers, will take you through what can be done with JavaScript (and especially with jQuery) in Drupal 6.
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Database Design (Mcgraw Hill Computer Science Series)The material in this book is the result of courses given at Stanford University as “File and Database Structures” since 1971. Initially little coherent published material was available, even though a large number of references could be cited.
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