A PHP Primer For Technical Communicators March 21, 2006
Vancouver, British Columbia
PHP is an open-source, cross-platform, easy-to-learn, and extendable programming language that allows web developers to create dynamic content that interacts with databases. In recent years, PHP has edged out Microsoft's proprietary ASP as a popular server-scripting technology. Homepages, database front-ends on the web, command line shell scripts where you want extra functionality, and even basic GUI development can all be implemented with PHP.
Come join the Canada West Coast Chapter of the Society for Technical Communication and learn about the important role PHP plays in web technology and how technical communicators can benefit from learning this language.
About Our Speaker
Web developer, Peter Gordon is a board member of the Vancouver PHP Users Association, which holds monthly meetings on topics of interest to the web development community. He has been developing PHP sites for over 5 years.
Location and Time
MacMillan Bloedel Room, 535 Hornby Street, Vancouver
6:30 pm: Networking and Refreshments
7:00 pm: Presentation
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Added by cwcstc on February 21, 2006