On Sat, Jul 07, 2001 at 10:25:45PM -0800, Chris Lott wrote:
>
> The Mysql/Msql book I have from O'Reilly is definitely showing its
> age. I know there are books in the MySQL FAQ, butI am looking for
> recommendations. Any books that stand out as better than others?
Yeah, the O'Reilly folks told me a year ago that the knew the book was
bad and that they had someone working on revising it. Apparently they
lost interest.
But don't worry. Paul's "MySQL" published by New Riders is
excellent. It covers all but the newest MySQL features. Certainly
worth the money.
> I'm also looking for a good PHP book that is a bit more advanced
> than the Beginning PHP book (from Wrox) I've just finished...
Just PHP, or PHP and MySQL?
If PHP and MySQL, I've heard good things about "PHP and MySQL Web
Development". Haven't read it myself, though. But the Amazon.com
customer feedback is pretty good.
Jeremy
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