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Preface 
1. Introduction

      What Is a Web Application? 

      How Do You Build Web Applications? 

      What Is Architecture? 

      How Do I Get Started? 
2. Web Application Architecture

      Layered Software Architecture 

      Layered Technologies 

      Software Interface Design 

      Getting from A to B 

      The Software/Hardware Divide 

      Hardware Platforms 

      Hardware Platform Growth 

      Hardware Redundancy 

      Networking 

      Languages, Technologies, and Databases 
3. Development Environments

      The Three Rules 

      Use Source Control 

      One-Step Build 

      Issue Tracking 

      Scaling the Development Model 

      Coding Standards 

      Testing 
4. i18n, L10n, and Unicode

      Internationalization and Localization 

      Unicode in a Nutshell 

      The UTF-8 Encoding 

      UTF-8 Web Applications 

      Using UTF-8 with PHP 

      Using UTF-8 with Other Languages 

      Using UTF-8 with MySQL 

      Using UTF-8 with Email 

      Using UTF-8 with JavaScript 

      Using UTF-8 with APIs 
5. Data Integrity and Security

      Data Integrity Policies 

      Good, Valid, and Invalid 

      Filtering UTF-8 

      Filtering Control Characters 

      Filtering HTML 

      Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) 

      SQL Injection Attacks 
6. Email

      Receiving Email 

      Injecting Email into Your Application 

      The MIME Format 

      Parsing Simple MIME Emails 

      Parsing UU Encoded Attachments 

      TNEF Attachments 

      Wireless Carriers Hate You 

      Character Sets and Encodings 

      Recognizing Your Users 

      Unit Testing 
7. Remote Services

      Remote Services Club 

      Sockets 

      Using HTTP 

      Remote Services Redundancy 

      Asynchronous Systems 

      Exchanging XML 

      Lightweight Protocols 
8. Bottlenecks

      Identifying Bottlenecks 

      CPU Usage 

      I/O 

      Memory and Swap 

      External Services and Black Boxes 

      Databases 
9. Scaling Web Applications

      The Scaling Myth 

      Scaling the Network 

      Scaling PHP 

      Load Balancing 

      Scaling MySQL 

      MySQL Replication 

      Database Partitioning 

      Scaling Large Database 

      Scaling Storage 

      Caching 

      Scaling in a Nutshell 
10. Statistics, Monitoring, and Alerting

      Tracking Web Statistics 

      Application Monitoring 

      Alerting 
11. APIs

      Data Feeds 

      Mobile Content 

      Web Services 

      API Transports 

      API Abuse 

      Authentication 

      The Future 
Index