This course builds on the static website design skills learned in INLS 572 to develop dynamic, database-driven web applications. Students will gain experience with the technologies for developing dynamic content: web servers, scripting languages, and database. Experience with HTML and CSS is assumed, and programming knowledge is required, e.g., JavaScript, Python, or Java. Topics will include

• Introduction to dynamic web content
• Development servers (WAMP, MAMP, LAMP)
• PHP
• SQLite
• JavaScript

• Learn the core technologies for the development of dynamic and interactive websites and database-driven web applications
• Develop web applications that integrate these technologies
• Develop a knowledge base that allows you to learn more about these web technologies and others, on your own

• There is no required textbook for this course, but Learning PHP, MySQL, & JavaScript, 4th Edition by Robin Nixon (LPMJ) is a useful text as it covers most of the topics.
• There are many useful online resources, and some recommended sources will be provided.

• Development server: it is recommended that you set up your own server so that you can develop applications locally. XAMPP Development Environment is a free and open source development server available for Windows, Mac, and Linux
• Database: SQLite is installed with XAMPP. You will likely want to use a tool to browse and manage your databases, such as DB Browser for SQLite, SQLite Manager or SQLite Manager (Firefox add-on)