- Paperback: 576 pages
- Publisher: Prentice Hall; 1 edition (17 Aug 1999)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0130843172
- ISBN-13: 978-0130843173
- Product Dimensions: 23.1 x 17.8 x 2.3 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 3,941,666 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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This book provides end-to-end coverage of each phase of the creation cycle of a web site, from understanding the underlying issues that the application will address through design, development, platform readying, testing, marketing and vendor selection. This is not a reference book. Unlike it's competitors, it explains why things are done.
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This book provides end-to-end coverage of each phase of the creation cycle of a web site, from understanding the underlying issues that the application will address through design, development, platform readying, testing, marketing and vendor selection. This is not a reference book. Unlike it's competitors, it explains why things are done.
This book provides end-to-end coverage of each phase of the creation cycle of a web site, from understanding the underlying issues that the application will address through design, development, platform readying, testing, marketing and vendor selection. This is not a reference book. Unlike it's competitors, it explains why things are done.
CONTENTS
1. Defining the Need.
The Business Case. The Software Development Cycle. Requirements - What They Want It To Do. Requirements. High-Level Design - What It Will Do. The Home Page. The Feedback Page. The Awards Page. The About Page. The Ads Page. The Rings Page. The Copyright Page. Summary.
2. Untangling the Technology.
HTML. Common Gateway Interface (CGI). ASP. Java. Java Applets. JavaScript and VBScript. CSS. DHTML. ADO.
3. The Solution.
Development Platform Architecture. Windows. TCP/IP. Active Server Pages. FrontPage. Visual Interdev. Access. Netscape Communicator / Internet Explorer. Application Architecture. HTML. ASP. VBScript. JavaScript. ADO. DHTML. COM. CSS. Java Applets. Production Platform Architecture. Application Map. Feedback Pages. The Feedback Frames. Feedback Pre-Processor. New Category Request. Category Comments. New Link Page. General Comments Page. Award Nomination Page. Feedback Post-Processor. Awards Page. About Page. Advertising Page. Copyright Page. Rings Page. Home (Main) Page. Cascading Style Sheets.
4. The DIY Store.
Paint Shop Pro. FrontPage '. Image Composer. Visual InterDev 6.0 & Servers. Enabling ASP.
5. Standards.
Naming Standards. Coding Standards. HTML Coding Standards. Comments. Error Handling.
6. The Database.
Why A Database? Creating the Database. The Elements. Categories. Links. Ads. Normalizing. Creating the Database Tables. Categories. Links. LinkCat. Ads. AdCat. Summary. Creating the Data Source Name.
7. The Graphics.
Button It Up. Show Me the Way. Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity Jig. A Matter of Direction. A Name To Remember. And Now a Word From Our Sponsors.
8. The Environment.
The Blowhole Web. The Visual Interdev Solution. Connecting a DSN.
9. Home. 10. The Utility Pages.
Navigation Banner. The Ad Page. The Copyright Page. The Awards Page. Rings Page.
11. Home Again.
Cascading Style Sheet. The Title Bar. The Navigation Banner. ASP Files. The Categories Frame. The For-Profit Rotating Ad. For-Profit Static Ad. The Non-Profit Rotating Ad. The Links Frame. The Greeting. The Redirect Page. Creating an SQL Query. What's it All About?
12. Feedback.
The Feedback Page. Subroutine Library. Feedback Preprocessor. Postprocessor. Broken Links. Award Nomination.
13. Help! 14. This is Only a Test!
Test Plan. Executing the Plan.
15. Going Live!
Selecting an ISP. Selecting a Web Hoster. Obtaining a Domain. Publishing your site. Marketing the site.
16. Epilogue. Appendix A: The Web Site. Appendix B: Dynamic Billboard. Index. About the Authors
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is a great book for classical programmers who want to get into the Internet! If you have experience with Internet programming: DON'T BUY IT!
But if you are a programmer who want to learn the basics and a little more then: BUY IT!
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17 of 19 people found the following review helpful
A Tool-Based Approach
22 Nov 1999
Format:Paperback
This book's fun, and I like the idea of choosing particular tools and showing how to use them together. I've been a C-UNIX-Informix programmer for about 10 years now, and I'm scrambling to gain skills in the web programming/design arena. This book's approach works well for guys like me who need to get familiar with a bunch of new tools and technologies, and quickly. I think you'll like this book.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
The best book in its category
6 Oct 1999
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
Excellent book. Easy-reading, free-flowing style. As a computing professional I deal with clients who are attempting to build websites and then want my help unscrambling the mess they're in (I don't mind 'cause I get paid). I am putting this book on my clients' Required Reading List.
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Poor For Advanced Users
15 Dec 1999
Format:Paperback
I bought this book because it covered all the tools that I use for web development, hoping that it would give me further insight into developing with those tools. However because it covers such a vast array of subjects it only delves on the fundementals.
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