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Description Mashups (Web 2.0 Web Apps)
Mashups let you combine data and data presentations (such as maps) from a variety of sources. It may be your own data, or what you bring to the mashup may be a unique way of combining or presenting data. Mashups require a little technical knowledge about a lot of different Web technologies. VTC author Jesse Feiler walks you through every step of the development of two mashups guiding you through the use of some of the most common technologies: MySQL, PHP, REST, JavaScript, and XML. You'll see how to retrieve and parse data from an SQL database and from Amazon.com's product listings; you'll also see how to produce Google maps from your own data. The techniques here are common to many mashups and will help you get started with other sites including eBay and Flickrs. To begin learning simply click the links. |
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01 Introduction
0101 Introducing Mashups
0102 Mashups for Information, Connections, & Maps
0103 The Campaign Contribution Mashup: Overview
0104 About This Course
02 Business Models & Legal Issues for Mashups
0201 Overview
0202 Using Mashups for Advertising & Promotion
0203 Mashups for Advocacy
0204 Mashups for Intermediaries
0205 Mashups for Hollywood
03 Mashup Architecture & Technology
0301 Housekeeping
0302 Mashups: The What
0303 Mashups: The Why
0304 Mashups: The How
0305 Mashups: Technology Pt.1
0306 Mashups: Technology Pt.2
04 The Campaign Contribution Mashup Data
0401 Introducing the Data & the Mashup
0402 Campaign Data
0403 Looking at the Candidate Data Files
0404 Converting Candidate Data with Excel Pt.1
0405 Converting Candidate Data with Excel Pt.2
0406 Converting Candidate Data with Excel Pt.3
0407 The Campaign Contribution Data Model
05 Writing the Mashup with JavaScript
0501 Starting the Mashup
0502 Getting Access to Google Mapping
0503 The Most Basic Mapping Mashup
0504 Testing the Basic Mapping Code
0505 Structuring at the JavaScript Code
0506 Modifying the Basic Mapping Code
0507 Making the Map a Global Variable
0508 Adding a Marker with a Function
0509 Adding Information to a Marker
0510 Customizing Markers
0511 Adding Map Controls
0512 Introducing Geocoding
0513 Restructuring the Code
0514 The showAddress Function
0515 Running the Geocoder
0516 Generalizing showAddress
06 Adding PHP
0601 Introducing PHP
0602 Mixing HTML & JavaScript with PHP
0603 Generating HTML from PHP
0604 PHP Basics: Comments
0605 PHP Basics: Strings & Concatenation
0606 PHP Basics: Variables & Defines
0607 Using PHP with Forms
07 Adding MySQL
0701 Running MySQL on Windows
0702 Running MySQL on Mac OS X
0703 Configuring MySQL on Windows
0704 Roadmap for the Rest of the Chapter
0705 Overview of SELECT
0706 Describing the Table & Selecting Data
0707 Using WHERE
0708 Using Help
0709 More on WHERE: Joining Tables
0710 Selecting from the Joined Tables
0711 Grouping Data
0712 HAVING, ORDER BY, & FORMAT
0713 Creating & Altering Tables
0714 Altering Table Columns
0715 More on Altering Tables
0716 Using Indexes
0717 Unique & Partial Indexes
0718 Forcing non-Null Values
0719 Using Primary Keys
0720 Loading Data: Introduction
0721 Loading CSV Data (Candidates)
0722 Loading Tab-delimited Data (Committees)
0723 Loading Fixed-Width Data (Individuals)
0724 Checking the Data Load
0725 Correcting the Fixed-Width Data Load
0726 Showing the Warnings
0727 Altering Tables with New Fields & Types
0728 Updating the Table Data
0729 Adding Security
08 Adding MySQL to PHP
0801 Overview
0802 Structuring the PHP File: Include Files
0803 How PHP Catches MySQL Errors
0804 The MySQL/PHP Syntax
0805 Constructing a MySQL Query in PHP
0806 Executing the Query/Beginning HTML Table
0807 Filling the HTML Table with MySQL Results
0808 Using the Mapping API with MySQL Data
0809 Revising the Includes
0810 Getting ZIP Code Data from MySQL
0811 Implementing the WHILE Loop
0812 Cleaning Up a Bad ZIP Code
0813 Changing the Info Window Text Pt.1
0814 Changing the Info Window Text Pt.2
0815 Using Alternate Markers
09 Building Mashups from External Data
0901 Overview
0902 Registering for Amazon Web Services
0903 Registering for eBay
0904 Retrieving Data from Amazon
0905 Adding the Keywords
0906 Testing the URL & Looking at XML
0907 Sending the URL & Retrieving the XML
0908 Parsing the XML
0909 Generalizing the Parsing in a PHP Function
0910 Creating an Amazon Link Pt.1
0911 Creating an Amazon Link Pt.2
0912 Finish the Formatting of Multiple Authors
10 Course Summary
1001 Course Summary
11 About the Author
1101 About the Author
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