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100 PHP Mistakes and How to Avoid Them (Manning)

100 PHP Mistakes and How To Avoid Them reveals the common mistakes that trip up even experienced PHP developers. Crystal-clear explanations and code samples reveal how you can solve each problem, or better yet, sidestep them completely! You’ll soon be writing PHP code that’s more secure, less buggy, and organized in a way that anticipates and encourages growth and reuse.

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100 PHP Mistakes and How To Avoid Them will upgrade your PHP code by highlighting the errors, antipatterns, and security weaknesses common to PHP applications. You’ll review dozens of interesting real-world examples of PHP gone bad, and discover easy-to-implement fixes that get that buggy code back on track.

Learn techniques for SQL injection mitigation, defensive coding, and other vital security best practices that will ensure your PHP sites are safe from attack. Plus, advice on code layout and formatting ensures your PHP is readable and easy to maintain—perfect for when you’re writing code to last!


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