Chapter 31. Creating Dynamic Websites
IN THIS CHAPTER
Websites that remain stagnant and don’t change will most likely suffer and lose traffic. See it once and you never have to go back. Give a user a reason to come back—news, community, downloading, commentary—and not only will one person keep coming back, her friends will visit, too. You’ll get links from other places, and then Google finds you faster. It’s a simple formula.
You could manually code large chunks of the site every day, but a far easier solution is to use PHP, the PHP Hypertext Preprocessor, to easily create and maintain lively, interactive sites that people will want to visit regularly. Some ...
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