Name: Building Scalable Web Sites
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Author: Cal Henderson
ISBN: 9780596102357

Building Scalable Web Sites

Cal Henderson

en Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 iun 2006

Looks at a variety of techniques for creating sites. This work examines techniques that go beyond sheer speed, exploring how to coordinate developers, support international users, and integrate with other services from email to SOAP to RSS to the APIs exposed by many Ajax-based web applications.

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