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Spice up PHP applications with OpenLaszlo, Part 1: Create interactive interfaces
This "Spice up PHP applications with OpenLaszlo" tutorial series shows you how to use OpenLaszlo to create a more interactive interface for your PHP applications and how to use PHP to create more dynamic OpenLaszlo applications. It requires a basic understanding of -- or willingness to learn -- XML, JavaScript, and PHP. Each is well worth knowing for its own merits, plus they plug and play together nicely, since they're all based on synergistic open standards. 		Tutorials 14 Mar 2006  
 
Spice up PHP applications with OpenLaszlo, Part 2: PHP REST and data binding
This "Spice up PHP applications with OpenLaszlo" tutorial series shows how to use OpenLaszlo to create a more interactive interface for your PHP applications and how to use PHP to create more dynamic OpenLaszlo applications. It requires a basic understanding of -- or willingness to learn -- XML, JavaScript, and PHP. In Part 2 of this four-part series, we explore an important distributed application architecture called Representational State Transfer (REST), which will be used to extend the knock-knock protocol described in Part 1 to use XML, instead of HTML. 		Tutorials 04 Apr 2006  
 
Spice up PHP applications with OpenLaszlo, Part 3: Adding a database
This "Spice up PHP applications with OpenLaszlo" tutorial series shows how to use OpenLaszlo to create a more interactive interface for your PHP applications and how to use PHP to create more dynamic OpenLaszlo applications. It requires a basic understanding of -- or willingness to learn -- XML, JavaScript, and PHP. Part 3, the final part of the series, takes things a step further, showing how to put an application into an ODBC database and create a library that generates OpenLaszlo code using PHP dynamically. 		Tutorials 11 Apr 2006  
 
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