Event #3380: PHP Techniques
| From: | chris at wellho dot net | Date: | Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:16:20 +0000 |
| Subject: | Event #3380: PHP Techniques | ||
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Start Date: 2009-4-6
End Date: 2009-4-7
Country: GBR
Category: Training
URL: http://www.wellho.net/course/ptfull.html
An intensive two day workshop style course for programmers with some
prior PHP experience who wish to make full use of the facilities of the
language to write robust, reliable, secure and maintainable innovative
web sites for their companies and clients. You'll arrive the evening
before the course at our hotel - settle in, get a good nights sleep, and
get on line with your own computer or with one of our loan systems,
talking to our PHP web servers, and ready for your course.
After a brief revision of the mechanisms of the PHP language itself, we
go on to look at how you should write code to enhance the user
experience - to make fields "sticky", to maintain knowledge of each user
to your site, to work out where in the world they're visiting from and
whether your visitors are regular users, or crawlers indexing your
page.
We cover the design of multiform applications, and how that can be done
with the flexibility to reuse code across between pages without
substantial recoding, and how to use databases for images, for user
preferences, and for regular data.
Flexible use of URLs, handling errors and error pages, and site
searches are all tools which PHP can help you with - whether you're
looking for a simple logging script, a "did you mean" type facility for
sound-alike works, or even a full spell checker.
With a wide variety of techniques covered through the two days, the
final session brings the aspects that are especially relevant to each
delegate together in a final practical session that helps you cement
what you have learned.
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