• E-ISSN:

    2454-9584

    P-ISSN

    2454-8111

    Impact Factor 2021

    5.610

    Impact Factor 2022

    6.247

  • E-ISSN:

    2454-9584

    P-ISSN

    2454-8111

    Impact Factor 2021

    5.610

    Impact Factor 2022

    6.247

  • E-ISSN:

    2454-9584

    P-ISSN

    2454-8111

    Impact Factor 2021

    5.610

    Impact Factor 2022

    6.247

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INVENTIONS IN ENGINEERING & SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY

International Peer Reviewed (Refereed), Open Access Research Journal
(By Aryavart International University, India)

Paper Details

Developing Dynamic Web Applications with PHP and MySQL

Deepak Bansal

Pro-Chancellor, Aryavart International University, Tripura, India

10 - 10 Vol. 11, Issue 1, Jan-Dec, 2025
Receiving Date: 2024-10-31;    Acceptance Date: 2024-12-09;    Publication Date: 2024-01-18
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http://doi.org/10.37648/ijiest.v11i01.002

Abstract

Creating dynamic web apps has emerged as a key component of contemporary web development. Two of the most popular technologies for creating these kinds of apps are PHP and MySQL. MySQL, a relational database management system, and PHP, a server-side programming language, work together to offer a powerful platform for building dynamic, data-driven websites. The foundations of PHP and MySQL, their interaction, and best practices for creating safe, effective, and scalable web applications are all covered in this article. Additionally, the article addresses typical problems and offers real-world examples to highlight important ideas.

Keywords: Dynamic Web Apps; Web Development; PHP; MySQL; Relational Database Management System; Server-Side Programming; Data-Driven Websites; Scalable Web Applications; Secure Web Development; Best Practices

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