New from MC Press: Developing Business Applications for the Web
Are you an experienced developer of business applications who wants to beef up your Web development skills? Or perhaps you are just embarking on a development career, and want to get familiar with Web development tools and line-of-business application building. In either case, you will find Developing Business Applications for the Web - With HTML, CSS, JSP, PHP, ASP.NET, and JavaScript to be essential reading to hone your business-oriented Web dev skills.Written by two experienced business-Web application developers, Laura Ubelhor and Christian Hur, Developing Business Applications for the Web takes readers step by step through the process of building an example application that consists of a Web front end that accesses a back-end business database, such as a DB2 database on an IBM i system.
Ubelhor and Hur explore widely used, tried-and-true Web development technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, ASP.NET, and JSP. Topics covered include creating and modifying a simple Web page; using CSS3 style sheets to create Web pages for a business site; using various elements such as images, multimedia, links, anchors, tables, and forms; handling browser differences in an application; SEO and SMO; and application development best practices. The authors' intent is to provide a comprehensive guide for developers to use in creating applications that perform common business tasks, such as displaying product listings external customers or providing services for internal customers, such as employees and business partners.
If you're serious about using Web tools and platforms to build business apps, consider adding Developing Business Applications for the Web - With HTML, CSS, JSP, PHP, ASP.NET, and JavaScript to your professional education library.
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