David Mitchell Reihenfolge der Bücher

Focusing on practical coding skills, this guide offers step-by-step strategies for mastering PHP to develop web applications. It covers both basic and advanced coding techniques essential for creating a Content Management System (CMS). Additionally, a dedicated chapter on MySQL provides insights into database operations, highlighting its crucial role in managing user information for web applications. This comprehensive approach ensures readers gain the necessary tools to effectively utilize PHP alongside MySQL.

Focused on PHP programming, this book offers practical steps and strategies for coding and website development. It includes functional code examples that facilitate hands-on learning, allowing readers to study and practice effectively. Each code is embedded in an HTML page for easy loading and direct display on the web, making it accessible for beginners and those looking to enhance their skills.

Exploring life in the retirement years, this poetry anthology captures the humor and challenges of aging. The poems reflect on health issues, social gatherings like "Knit and Natter," and the clutter of family life, all while maintaining a lighthearted tone. With inspiration drawn from real experiences and cleverly disguised names, the collection offers a unique glimpse into everyday moments, featuring unexpected subjects like dishwashers and Wordle. Perfect for a cozy evening, it's an invitation to enjoy the quirks of this stage of life.

This will be the most refreshing, entertaining history of England you'll have ever read. Certainly, the funniest. Because David Mitchell will explain how it is not all names, dates or ungraspable historical headwinds, but instead show how it's really just a bunch of random stuff that happened with a few lucky bastards ending up on top. Some of these bastards were quite strange, but they were in charge, so we quite literally lived, and often still live, by their rules. It's a great story. And it's our story. If you want to know who we are in modern Britain, you need to read this book.

The book explores the profound changes in daily life brought about by the lockdown initiated on March 23, 2020. It delves into the new norms such as wearing face masks, using hand sanitizers, and adapting to virtual meetings through platforms like Zoom. The narrative reflects on the societal impact of social distancing and the surge in online shopping, highlighting how these adjustments have reshaped our interactions and routines during an unprecedented time.

Exploring the evolution of logical inquiry, this book provides clear explanations of both traditional Aristotelian logic and contemporary propositional and predicative systems. It examines the methods used to identify and analyze valid arguments, reflecting on the progress made in understanding logical forms since its original publication in 1967. The text serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in the foundations and advancements in the field of logic.

Following the routes of two main lines that enter Devon from the east, as well as exploring the branch lines that are still open in this part of the county, this book records the changes that have taken place over the last 35 years to both infrastructure and trains. With over 180 color photos, this book covers service trains and special workings.

Bereavement is integral to the human condition. Despite living in a more open society than we've ever known, those who are bereaved today find that this apparent openness isn't translated into the genuine support they seek, leaving many to struggle with loss in isolation and loneliness. Even within families and close friendships, opportunities for bereaved people to be listened to, or to explore issues that are strange and confusing, are not as readily available as they hope or expect.Tom Gordon's extensive experience over many years of working with bereaved people, both individually and in support groups, gives him a deep understanding of and sensitivity to these issues, as well as providing him with a fund of stories about how people have coped with bereavement, and have overcome and adapted to the changes and challenges of the losses in their lives. In this book, Tom gives a voice to these people, allowing us to be drawn into the world they inhabit, sharing their joys and anxieties, and hearing them speak of learning and normality, painfulness and hope, failures and successes, devastation and adjustment. As ordinary people have found insight and support in the isolation of their losses, Tom believes that their whispers of wisdom are needed to help others who are bereaved know that they too can be understood and supported in their grief.