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Building Scalable Web Sites: Building, Scaling, and Optimizing the Next Generation of Web Applications

ISBN: 0596102356
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2006
Pages: 119

Authors: Cal Henderson

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• Building Scalable Web Sites
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• Preface
• Chapter 1. Introduction
• Section 1.1. What Is a Web Application?
• Section 1.2. How Do You Build Web Applications?
• Section 1.3. What Is Architecture?
• Section 1.4. How Do I Get Started?
• Chapter 2. Web Application Architecture
• Section 2.1. Layered Software Architecture
• Section 2.2. Layered Technologies
• Section 2.3. Software Interface Design
• Section 2.4. Getting from A to B
• Section 2.5. The SoftwareHardware Divide
• Section 2.6. Hardware Platforms
• Section 2.7. Hardware Platform Growth
• Section 2.8. Hardware Redundancy
• Section 2.9. Networking
• Section 2.10. Languages, Technologies, and Databases
• Chapter 3. Development Environments
• Section 3.1. The Three Rules
• Section 3.2. Use Source Control
• Section 3.3. One-Step Build
• Section 3.4. Issue Tracking
• Section 3.5. Scaling the Development Model
• Section 3.6. Coding Standards
• Section 3.7. Testing
• Chapter 4. i18n, L10n, and Unicode
• Section 4.1. Internationalization and Localization
• Section 4.2. Unicode in a Nutshell
• Section 4.3. Unicode Encodings
• Section 4.4. The UTF-8 Encoding
• Section 4.5. UTF-8 Web Applications
• Section 4.6. Using UTF-8 with PHP
• Section 4.7. Using UTF-8 with Other Languages
• Section 4.8. Using UTF-8 with MySQL
• Section 4.9. Using UTF-8 with Email
• Section 4.10. Using UTF-8 with JavaScript
• Section 4.11. Using UTF-8 with APIs
• Chapter 5. Data Integrity and Security
• Section 5.1. Data Integrity Policies
• Section 5.2. Good, Valid, and Invalid
• Section 5.3. Filtering UTF-8
• Section 5.4. Filtering Control Characters
• Section 5.5. Filtering HTML
• Section 5.6. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
• Section 5.7. SQL Injection Attacks
• Chapter 6. Email
• Section 6.1. Receiving Email
• Section 6.2. Injecting Email into Your Application
• Section 6.3. The MIME Format
• Section 6.4. Parsing Simple MIME Emails
• Section 6.5. Parsing UU Encoded Attachments
• Section 6.6. TNEF Attachments
• Section 6.7. Wireless Carriers Hate You
• Section 6.8. Character Sets and Encodings
• Section 6.9. Recognizing Your Users
• Section 6.10. Unit Testing
• Chapter 7. Remote Services
• Section 7.1. Remote Services Club
• Section 7.2. Sockets
• Section 7.3. Using HTTP
• Section 7.4. Remote Services Redundancy
• Section 7.5. Asynchronous Systems
• Section 7.6. Exchanging XML
• Section 7.7. Lightweight Protocols
• Chapter 8. Bottlenecks
• Section 8.1. Identifying Bottlenecks
• Section 8.2. External Services and Black Boxes
• Chapter 9. Scaling Web Applications
• Section 9.1. The Scaling Myth
• Section 9.2. Scaling the Network
• Section 9.3. Load Balancing
• Section 9.4. Scaling MySQL
• Section 9.5. MyISAM
• Section 9.6. MySQL Replication
• Section 9.7. Database Partitioning
• Section 9.8. Scaling Large Database
• Section 9.9. Scaling Storage
• Chapter 10. Statistics, Monitoring, and Alerting
• Section 10.1. Tracking Web Statistics
• Section 10.2. Application Monitoring
• Section 10.3. Alerting
• Chapter 11. APIs
• Section 11.1. Data Feeds
• Section 11.2. Mobile Content
• Section 11.3. Web Services
• Section 11.4. API Transports
• Section 11.5. API Abuse
• Section 11.6. Authentication
• Section 11.7. The Future
• About the Author
• Colophon
• Colophon
• Index
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• R
• S
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