You??™ll be guided through installing and configuring
the necessary software on your development machine, including the Apache web server
and the MySQL database server. You??™ll also write a bit of code for the foundations of your project,
and you will create the MySQL database that will store the web site??™s data.
Chapter 4: Creating the Product Catalog: Part 1
After learning about the three-tier architecture and implementing a bit of your web site??™s main
page, it??™s time to continue your work by starting to create the TShirtShop product catalog.
Because the product catalog is composed of many components, you??™ll create it over two chapters.
In Chapter 4, you??™ll create the first database table, your first MySQL stored procedure, and
implement the PHP code that accesses that stored procedure. By the end of this chapter, you??™ll
have something dynamically generated on your web page.
Chapter 5: Creating the Product Catalog: Part 2
In Chapter 4, you created a selectable list of departments for TShirtShop. However, a product
catalog is much more than a list of departments. In Chapter 5, you??™ll add the rest of the product
catalog features, creating category pages, product lists, and product details pages. While
designing the data structure that supports these features, you??™ll learn how to implement relationships
between data tables and how to use parameterized MySQL stored procedures.
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