Creating a CRUD Application with NetBeans IDE PHP Editor

Creating a CRUD Application with NetBeans IDE PHP Editor

In this tutorial, you use the PHP support in the NetBeans IDE to create and run a simple web application. The example shows how to
create a wish list. After you create and deploy the application, it enables you to share information on wish lists with your friends,
such as lists for wedding, birthday, or holiday gifts. The information is stored in the database that you create in Lesson 1. Any
registered user is able to view the wish lists of other users, and you develop this functionality in Lesson 2. The application supports
registration of new users, a functionality that you develop in Lesson 3. In Lessons 6 and 7 you develop functionality that enables
each registered user to edit their own wish list. You add styles to improve the appearance of your application by applying a CSS
style sheet in Lesson 8. Finally, you will deploy the application on a remote web server using the hints given in lesson 9.

In Lesson 4 you receive tips for making the code easier to maintain. Lesson 5 provides you with possible solutions for security
issues.

Lessons in this tutorial:

0. => Creating a CRUD Application with PHP - Main page

1. Creating a MySQL Database

2. Designing the Application. Reading from the Database

3. Creating a New Application User

4. Optimizing the Code

5. Adding Security. Implementing Application User Logon

6. Writing a New Entry into the Database

7. Updating and Deleting Entries in the Database

8. Making the Application Look Better Using the CSS Technology

9. Deploying the Application on a Remote Web Server

To follow this tutorial, you need the following software and resources.

Software or Resource Version Required

NetBeans IDE PHP download bundle
A PHP engine Version 5
A web server Apache HTTP Server 2.2 is recommended.
A PHP debugger XDebug 2.0 or later

For details on installing and configuring the required software, see the document that describes preparing the environment for PHP
development in your operating system.

Next Step:
Creating a MySQL Database

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