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Whether you’re upgrading an existing site to incorporate a mySQL database, or want to better understand how to incorporate user features from scratch, this guide is for you.

As one of the leading MVC (Model, View, and Controller) frameworks for PHP, Zend Framework is an open source web development platform that can improve the organization of your PHP applications.

With an active IP configuration, servers can utilize various hostnames, which allows for more flexible connection settings.

With the release of PHP 5, most modern web applications now rely upon the language to serve both front and back-end scripting.

Working with a common LAMP software stack, PHP is a natural fit with mySQL databases. To help you understand how to use the two together, it’s important to conceptualize how the two fit together.

As an open source platform, the code core and documentation for Apache are more visible, opening up hosting platforms to potential security vulnerabilities.

While usability testing can be an expensive, long process, you can integrate a basic review script into each of your pages to get real time feedback from your customers.

Arrays are simply collections of data organized into pairs, which makes the information easier to analyze or manipulate. With PHP, there are a wide variety of integrated functions which you can use to work with data.

Apache’s latest server software has attracted millions of users eager to upgrade for better performance, reliability and open source security. The Apache Software Foundation released the 2.2 version upgrade recently, and the stable release has been widely adopted by the developer community on a global basis.

While some users may choose to install mySQL directly from the source code, the open source development community has issued a variety of binary packages which make installation on Apache much easier.