Philip and Alex's Guide to Web Publishing (Paperback)
Philip Greenspun
- 出版商: Morgan Kaufmann
- 出版日期: 1999-04-29
- 定價: $1,350
- 售價: 2.2 折 $299
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 608
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 1558605347
- ISBN-13: 9781558605343
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The author teaches his now-famous one-day Web application design course. Registration includes a copy of the book. Catch it on June 16 in Los Angeles and on June 25 in Cambridge (coinciding with winners of the ArsDigita Prize). Visit register.photo.net to sign up.
"If you want to be a part of where the Web is going, you need to read this book...
Dave Clark, Chief Protocol Architect of the Internet, 1981-1989
"This is required reading in my seminar on information design: a wise book on Web design and technical matters by an author with a good eye in addition to good programming skills."
Edward Tufte, WIRED Magazine, June 1998
"Your book is the best one I've read about web publishing, bar none."
J. Paul Holbrook, Director, Internet Technologies, CNN
From the author's preface:
This book is a catalog of the mistakes that I've made while building more than 100 Web sites in the last five years. I wrote it in the hopes that others won't have to repeat those mistakes.
For the manager in charge of a Web publication or service, this book gives you the big picture. It is designed to help you to affirmatively make the high-level decisions that determine whether a site will be manageable or unmanageable, profitable or unprofitable, popular or unpopular, reliable or unreliable. I don't expect you to be down in the trenches typing Oracle SQL queries. But you'll learn enough from this book to decide whether in fact you need a database, whom to hire as the high database priest, and whom to allow anywhere near the database.
For the literate computer scientist, I hope to expose the beautiful possibilities in Web service design. I want to inspire you to believe that this is the most interesting and exciting area in which we can work.
For the working Web designer or programmer, I want to arm you with a new vocabulary and mental framework for building sites. There can be more to life than making a client's bad ideas flesh with PhotoShop and Perl/CGI.
For the users of the world, I document a comprehensive open-source approach to building online communities and show a collaborative Web-based way that we can dig ourselves out of our desktop application morass.
Philip Greenspun runs the Scalable Systems for Online Communities group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is the founder of ArsDigita, a Web development and hosting firm that distributes open-source toolkits for building community and e-commerce Web sites. Like most dogs these days, Alex Greenspun has a personal Web site, but he also has his own email address and links to other Samoyeds with their own email addresses. Alex and Philip live in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with Pi goddess Eve Andersson, who takes care of them both.
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Envisioning a Site That Won't Be Featured in Suck.com
Chapter 2: So You Want to Join the World's Grubbiest Club: Internet Entrepreneurs
Chapter 3: Scalable Systems for Online Communities
Chapter 4: Static Site Development
Chapter 5: Learn to Program HTML in 21 Minutes
Chapter 6: Adding Images to Your Site
Chapter 7: Publicizing Your Site (Without Irritating Everyone on the Net)
Chapter 8: So You Want to Run Your Own Server
Chapter 9: User Tracking
Chapter 10: Sites That Are Really Programs
Chapter 11: Sites That Are Really Databases
Chapter 12: Database Management Systems
Chapter 13: Interfacing a Relational Database to the Web
Chapter 14: Ecommerce
Chapter 15: Case Studies
Chapter 16: Better Living Through Chemistry
Chapter 17: A Future So Bright You'll Need to Wear Sunglasses
Glossary
Links to source code, excerpts, and other goodies are available at http://photo.net/wtr/thebook/.
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訂購這本書 | 作者 | 目錄 | 網路增強 | 相關書籍
作者教授他現在著名的一日網頁應用程式設計課程。報名包含一本書。6月16日在洛杉磯和6月25日在劍橋舉行(與ArsDigita Prize的獲獎者同步)。請訪問register.photo.net進行報名。
「如果你想成為網頁發展的一部分,你需要閱讀這本書...」
Dave Clark,網際網路首席協議架構師,1981-1989年
「這是我在資訊設計研討會上的必讀書籍:一本智慧的網頁設計和技術問題書,作者除了具有良好的程式設計技能外,還具有良好的眼光。」
Edward Tufte,WIRED Magazine,1998年6月
「你的書是我讀過的關於網路發布的最好的書籍,毫無疑問。」
J. Paul Holbrook,CNN網際網路技術總監
從作者的前言中:
這本書是我在過去五年建立100多個網站時犯過的錯誤的目錄。我寫這本書的目的是希望其他人不必重蹈覆轍。
對於負責網站出版或服務的經理來說,這本書給你提供了整體的觀點。它旨在幫助你積極地做出決策,這些決策決定了一個網站是否易於管理、是否有利可圖、是否受歡迎、是否可靠。我不指望你深入到打字Oracle SQL查詢的戰壕中。但你將從這本書中學到足夠的知識,以決定是否實際上需要一個數據庫,應該聘請誰作為高級數據庫專家,以及誰可以接近數據庫。
對於有文化的計算機科學家,我希望揭示網路服務設計中美好的可能性。我希望激勵你相信這是我們可以工作的最有趣和令人興奮的領域。
對於工作中的網頁設計師或程式設計師,我希望給你提供一個新的詞彙和思維框架來建立網站。生活中不僅僅是用PhotoShop和Perl/CGI實現客戶的壞點子。
對於世界上的使用者,我記錄了一種全面的開源方法來建立在線社區,並展示了一種協作的基於網路的方式,我們可以擺脫桌面應用程序的困境。
作者:
Philip Greenspun在麻省理工學院的可擴展網路社區系統組工作。他是ArsDigita的創始人,一家提供建立社區和電子商務網站的開源工具包的網頁開發和託管公司。像現在的大多數狗一樣,Alex Greenspun有自己的個人網站,但他也有自己的電子郵件地址,並與其他擁有自己電子郵件地址的Samoyeds建立了聯繫。Alex和Philip與Pi女神Eve Andersson一起居住在麻省劍橋市。
目錄:
目錄
前言
第1章:設想一個不會在Suck.com上特色的網站
第2章:所以你想加入世界上最骯髒的俱樂部:互聯網企業家
第3章:可擴展的網路社區系統
第4章:靜態網站開發
第5章:Ch...