Re: Conference Materials Site
| From: | Teodor Cimpoesu | Date: | Sat, 15 Jul 2000 17:14:20 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Conference Materials Site | ||
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Hi Rasmus!
On Sat, 15 Jul 2000, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> Guys, in an effort to pool our resources and provide a single repository
> for conference materials, I have created http://conf.php.net
>
> The idea is that when/if you give a talk on PHP, you will be able to refer
> people to http://conf.php.net/borland (for example, since I
> just gave a
> talk at the Borland conference).
How about setting the contents for a PHP course? I was in the situation of
giving a course in PHP for a week at Public Administration Training Center,
and found it hard to choose *what* to teach'em. PHP is already huge, lots
of function and functionalities, yet here and there missing docs.
I was thinking it would be truly useful to set up such couse materials, say
for three categories :
novice -- learn the sintax and the term, general concepts, working with forms
intermediate -- database interaction, array power,some selected modules,
[like imap,mysql,odbc], etc.
advanced -- OO programming, DB abstration layers, session usage for complex work, etc.
uhm,not very inspired, just an example :)
That would benefit ppl too, cause one can say `oh, I can start with novice first',
and keep his/her mind clear of all the stuff (learning in small potions of `new'
is a Good Thing[tm]) then go intermediate and advanced.
There is already a fairly good manual, sites like upper-design or zend to collect
script and libs, but these should be organized somehow to meet people's skills and
undestanding.
What do you think?
-- teodor