The MySQL database server continues to enjoy an aggressive development schedule, with new features and enhancements released on a regular basis. Most notably, the changes to version 4 and the forthcoming version 5 are among the most significant in the history of the project, and serve to further extend the already considerable capabilities this popular open source database server offers its millions of users worldwide. MySQL 5 is expected to be released in late spring/early summer 2005. Pro MySQL provides intermediate and advanced MySQL users with a comprehensive guide to the array of features available in these new versions. Clustering, replication, transactions, and subqueries are just a few of the topics you'll find in this book.
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Mike Kruckenberg is a Senior Programmer at Tufts University, working on the Apache/Perl/MySQL driven Tufts University Sciences Knowledgebase (TUSK), a content repository for faculty and students. He has been working with web technologies since 1994, primarily in open source. He has a passion for exploring new technologies and is awed by the power and progress of the open source community. Jay Pipes has 11 years of experience architecting and building a variety of applications on both the Microsoft and various Open Source platforms. Following a stint as a senior programmer for RadioShack, Jay has spent the last three years running his own consulting service where he devotes his time to writing and customizing Web applications.
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