PHP?

[dogtik007]

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need an information! naa mo nahibaw-an nga skul, nga nag offer og short term course nga PHP dri sa cbu?

[graz]

try CIT ..

[daryl]

buy a book nalang bai.

[TaughtWorks]

need an information! naa mo nahibaw-an nga skul, nga nag offer og short term course nga PHP dri sa cbu?

hi there,

i'm connected with a training center here in cebu city and we offer PHP and MySQL training. for five days only. actually, we are also looking for additional students to form a class of 7. this training is intended for experienced web developers who has a working knowledge on html. it is tentatively scheduled on June 5-9, 2006 depending on the number of participants.

so if you're interested, email me asap at kristiner@taughtworks.com so that i can also send you the course outline.

okies? hope to hear from you.

for more information about our company, check our website www.taughtworks.com

[chronnus]

or scrounge up some tutorials online,

[vern]

Once you are all done with tutorials ... php.net is all you need.

[chronnus]

Here's a cool AJAXified PHP function search that I use often : http://phpfunctions.nfshost.com/

[uzumaki]

Here's a cool AJAXified PHP function search that I use often : http://phpfunctions.nfshost.com/

cool indeed, Sir how mature would AJAX nowadays and what would it futures would be, any info please?

[chronnus]

If you are planning on using AJAX just be aware of the issues that comes with it, used well and on appropriate situations AJAX can really help a user experience and reduce bandwidth / resources. There are plenty of JS frameorks that support AJAX (as well as a bunch of other nifty functions), the biggest of which are Dojo and Prototype, and a lot of them are pretty mature and is being used on a lot of production level sites.

Issues include the loss of the 'Back' button, people who turn off JS will not be able to use it, not being able to bookmark, and the fact that too much JS will slow down your browser. There are ways of dealing with these problems of course. Check out www.ajaxian.com , there's plenty of resources (and neato Ajaxified sites / pages) in there.

[uzumaki]

@chronnus: thnks!