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| Code | Name | Duration | Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| phppatref | PHP Patterns and Refactoring | 21 hours | The course is designed for experienced programmers who want to explore issues related to the use of patterns and refactoring. Each participant know the properties and practical examples of the use of these patterns, which in turn will enable the efficient build correct the application code. Introduction to Design Patterns What is a design pattern elements of pattern Advantages and disadvantages of using patterns GoF Design Patterns patterns creative Builder Factory (Abstract Factory, Factory Method) Prototype Singleton structural patterns Delegator Interface Facade Composite Immutable Adapter Decorator Proxy behavioral patterns Command Template method Observer Chain of responsibility (and Intercepting Filter) Observer (2 version) Strategy Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture Web MVC - Model View Controller HMVC, MVP Inversion of Control Dependency Injection Container Active Record The concept of entity and Repositories Decomposition of the system Examples of component-based Symfony 2 and Zend Framework 2 Refactoring Debt technology What is refactoring? Tools to support refactoring phpmd (Software metrics) phpcpd phpc Typical code requires refactoring Jenkins Continuous Integration Server |
| dsgpatphp | Design Patterns in PHP | 14 hours | The course will cover the design patterns with particular emphasis on patterns used in PHP. Introduction to Design Patterns What is a design pattern Elements of pattern Advantages and disadvantages of using patterns GoF Design Patterns Patterns creative Builder Factory (Abstract Factory, Factory Method) Prototype Singleton Structural patterns Delegator Interface Facade Composite Immutable Adapter Decorator Proxy Behavioral patterns Command Template method Observer Chain of responsibility (oraz Intercepting Filter) Observer (2 version) Strategy Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture Web MVC - Model View Controller HMVC, MVP Inversion of Control Dependency Injection Container Active Record The concept of entity and Repositories Decomposition of the system Examples of component-based Symfony 2 and Zend Framework 2 |
| mwdev1 | MediaWiki for Developers | 21 hours | This course jumps into the deep end of the pool; we are going to go over every essential aspect of MediaWiki development, including: Mapping out the core code Creating extensions Modifying and Creating Custom Skins This course is for intermediate-level LAMP developers and up, preferably with some styling experience. The Structure and Purpose of MediaWiki Where we are now How it ended up this way Current efforts, and the future The path router The startup and shutdown of MediaWiki The Includes Directory 'Here be dragons': a map to the includes directory Walking through Marking out your points of interest Essential files, classes, and methods Database The parser Image Handling The API The Job Queue Pages, articles, revisions, and titles Global functions Extensions What you need to know A Game of Chess: Choosing your moves wisely Hooks The limitation of hooks Object-oriented extension versus hooking Dead ends, and how to avoid them When you have no other choice: modifying the core code Special Pages Troubleshooting Where did it go? Tracing the path of an object What went wrong? Debugging in MediaWiki Finding the root of an error Exceptions Skins We're extensions too! Vector, and the current skinning efforts in MediaWiki What is changing Creating a skin from scratch The classes you must work with (or around) Creating the raw skin Theming, and CSS classes at your disposal JavaScript modules and page output MediaWiki and the Database The schema Contributing, Gerrit, and working with the team |
| hhvmadm | Administering and Optimizing HipHop Virtual Machine (HHVM) | 14 hours | This course focuses how to install, configure and optimize HipHop Virtual Machine (HHVM). Usually it uses Ubuntu/Apache stack, but can be also adjusted to Windows and other environments.Quick overview of HHVM JIT Transcompiler Community Installation Installing hhvm Installing and configuring Apache/Nginx as proxy Choosing running strategy Proxy Standalone Daemon Server Troubleshooting Stacktraces Automatically renewing after crash Optimization Basic parameters options Multiple hhvm servers versus one Socket vs ports Monitoring Profiling (xhprof) |
| yii2 | Develop Web Applications with PHP and Yii 2 | 14 hours | Yii is a high-performance PHP framework best for developing Web 2.0 applications. Introduction to Yii 2 Installing Yii 2 My first app Yii 2 project structure Configuration Models Views Controllers Widgets and other MVC and Requests MVC Requests Routing Sessions and Cookies Data Access Data Access Objects Active Record Query Builder Migrations Getting Data Forms Validation Displaying data Data Presentation Sorting Paging Data Providers Security Authentication Authorization Cryptography REST Resources, Controllers, Routing Authentication, Response Formatting, Versioning, Rate Limits Testing Testing Environment Setup Unit Testing |
| symfony3webdev | Web Development with Symfony3 | 28 hours | Object Oriented Programming Classes and objects Properties and methods Constructor and destructor methods Class inheritance Attributes and methods scopes (visibility) Error handling with exceptions Namespaces Introducing the Symfony famework Introducing the Symfony framework and its ecosystem Installing the Symfony « Standard Edition Distribution » Discovering the Symfony project architecture (application, bundles, libraries, bundles etc.) Understanding the HTTP request processing workflow Understanding the concept of environment (development, production and testing) Introducing the coding and files naming conventions Discovering the concept of a « Bundle » Debugging the Code Getting help from the « Web Debug Toolbar » Introspecting the recorded logs Profiling HTTP requests thanks to the « Web Profiler » application Spotting problems thanks to explicit errors and exceptions stack traces Using the Debug and VarDumper components features Configuring the application Comparing the supported built-in configuration format: XML, YAML and PHP Configuring the application thanks to global parameters Configuration application’s routes and URLs with annotations Overriding the configuration defined by a built-in or third-party « bundle » Generating Contents for the End User Introducing the Twig templates engine Comparing Twig and raw PHP templating strategies Accessing global variables from Twig templates (request, session, user) Using tags, filters and function to generate and format contents in a Twig template Making templates truly extensible thanks to the template inheritance feature Splitting templates into smaller templates chunks to avoid code duplications Rendering a Symfony controller from within a Twig template Generating URLs based on the application’s routes configuration Rendering Symfony forms with custom Twig view helpers Developping Controller and Analyzing the Request Designing a controller class with its action methods Mapping URL patterns to Symfony controllers thanks to annotations Generating raw responses and Twig templates based responses Accessing client’s information from the Request object Reading and writing session data Reading and writing cookies data Triggering a 404 error page when the resource is not found Triggering an internal redirect to another controller to avoid code duplications Redirecting the user to another page Interacting with the End User thanks to Forms Discovering the « Form » component Designing and processing simple web forms Adding validation constraints on submitted form fields’ data Prototyping the form rendering thanks to Twig view helpers Gathering the form submitted data and processing them Sending the form validated and filtered data by e-mail to some recipient Internationalizing and Localizing the User Interface Discovering the « Translation » component Changing the default user’s locale Defining custom abstract translation keys in Twig templates Dealing with dynamic translations including pluralized sentences Dependency Injection and Service Container Understanding the dependency injection principle Getting started with the Symfony service container Listing all built-in Symfony services thanks to the command line tools Registering new custom business services in the dependency injection container Accessing a registered service from the service container Creating and accessing global configuration parameters from the container Contracting a Quality Insurance with Automated Tests Discovering the PHPUnit tests automation framework Understanding the goals of automating tests (unit and functional tests) Configuring an automated tests suite Designing and executing a unit tests suite Designing and executing a functional tests suite Generating code coverage reports Interacting with the End User and Forms Designing and processing web forms Automating form rendering with Twig view helpers Customizing form rendering with built-in and custom Twig form themes Configuring form field types as services Applying built-in validation constraint rules on submitted data Applying custom validation constraint rules on submitted data Contextualizing the data validation thanks to validation groups Restricting Access to Secured Areas of the Application Getting started with authentication and authorization principles Securing some application’s pages thanks to a form based authentication strategy Implementing the Security Guard sub component to handle authentication Setting up an access control policy based on user’s roles Testing user’s permissions from a controller and a Twig template Registering custom authorization rules thanks to the security « voters » Improving Application Performances with HTTP Caching and ESI Getting started with the HTTP caching workflows Discovering the different kind of cache systems Comparing the expiration and validation cache strategies Applying expiration and validation cache constraints to generated web pages Caching page fragments thanks to the ESI technology (« Edge Side Includes ») Installing and configuring the Symfony’s built-in reverse-proxy cache Querying a Relational Database System with Doctrine Discovering the basics of the Doctrine ORM Understanding the concepts of « entities » and « repositories » Automating PHP classes and SQL queries code generation with Doctrine Persisting data to the database thanks to the Doctrine ORM entity manager Fetching data back from the database thanks to Doctrine Building and executing custom SQL queries thanks to the Doctrine Query Builder object |
| ThinkPHP | Getting started with ThinkPHP | 21 hours | Audience Developers Format of the course Heavy emphasis on hands-on practice. Most of the concepts are learned through samples, exercises and hands-on development. ThinkPHP is a fast and simple PHP Object-Oriented MVC framework with support for UTF-8, plugins, role-based-control-access (RBCA), a template control engine and multi-databases. Introduction to ThinkPHP Object-oriention in ThinkPHP Installing ThinkPHP Model-View-Control in ThinkPHP ThinkPHP Controller ThinkPHP Model ThinkPHP View Working with templates Authentication and role-based-access Database access in ThinkPHP Plugins in ThinkPHP |
| advancedcakephp | Advanced CakePHP | 21 hours | This course is designed to help intermediary CakePHP developers access the more advanced features of CakePHP. Through explanations and guided practice, participants will be able to implement better features, stability, security and extensibility into their existing and future CakePHP projects. Audience CakePHP developers looking to further their knowledge and development skills Format of the course Overview of CakePHP's advanced features together with step-by-step development of a sample application. Introduction Model, View, Layer -- beyond the basics Working with View Templates Advanced Routing Authentication and Access Control Advanced Search and Pagination Exposing APIs with CakePHP The Events System Working with the Shell Working with MySQL Working with Javascript Unit Testing your application Protecting your application against attacks Customizing your application's behavior Styling your CakePHP application with Boostrap |
| cakephp | CakePHP: Rapid web application development | 28 hours | This course teaches PHP developers how to build functional web applications using the popular CakePHP MVC web development framework. The course covers beginning principles and approaches, then moves into advanced topics that help enhance the behavior, flexibility and security of an application. Discussions are interactive and the learning is practical and hands-on. Audience Web developers wishing to develop better web applications more rapidly Format of the course Overview of CakePHP features and capabilities together with step-by-step development of a sample application. Introduction Why CakePHP? Understanding MVC (Model View Controller) Installing CakePHP Creating your first CakePHP application Controller: Controlling the logic flow in your CakePHP application Model: Modeling your data in CakePHP ORM (Object Relational Mapping): Mapping table relationships View: Creating the user interface for your CakePHP application Baking your CakePHP application Setting up user authentication Creating and using components Adding SEO functionality Optimizing your application Debugging your application Data validation Error and exception handling Unit testing your code Customizing the View to improve the user experience Configuring Helpers in the presentation layer Adding support for I18N (internationalization) and L10N (localization) Implementing Javascript and Ajax features Tracking application changes with the Events System Enhancing the Model using Behaviors Changing your database scheme using the Migrations plug-in Routing in CakePHP Creating your own APIs for REST, authentication, etc. Caching and optimization Deploying your web application Migrating existing websites to CakePHP Closing remarks |
| laravel | Laravel: Build rapid and elegant web applications with the Laravel PHP Framework | 14 hours | Laravel is an open-source PHP-based MVC (model–view–controller) web development framework. Laravel's features include a modular packaging system with a dedicated dependency manager, different ways for accessing relational databases, utilities that aid in application deployment and maintenance, and syntactic sugar. Laravel has been called the "PHP Framework for Web Artisans" This course introduces the fundamentals of Laravel and walks participants through the creation of a Laravel-based web application. Audience Web application developers Format of the course Overview of Laravel's features and capabilities along with step-by-step development of a web application. Introduction Overview of Laravel's MVC architecture Installing and setting up Laravel Setting up your development environment Creating a Laravel page Working with Laravel code Creating a Laravel application Routing and Controllers Handling Requests and Responses Working with the database Authenticating users Laravel services Testing your Laravel application Debugging tools and techniques Deploying your Laravel application Closing remarks |
| phpdev | Developing Websites with PHP | 14 hours | This course deals with developing web applications in PHP. The course has be created for people already familiar with other procedural programming languages. During the course participants will learn how to create a simple dynamic application with PHP and a MySQL database. PHP Language Syntax and Basic Concepts PHP Install and Libraries PHP Syntax PHP Variables PHP String PHP Operators If...Else, Switch Arrays While Loops For Loops Functions Forms forms feedback, GET and POST PHP Include Data Structures associative arrays session variables, global variables, cookies Date> File and File Upload Cookies and Sessions E-mail Error Handling Exceptions Handling PHP Filter Object Oriented Programming (OOP) classes access modifiers constructors inheritance Using Databases connect to the database storing passwords executing queries processing data modifying and removing data binding form to records in the database Security authorization and authentication using cookies and sessions Dealing with Images GD Library and alternatives PHP XML SimpleXML Expat Parser XML DOM |
| phpopt | PHP Web Sites Optimization | 7 hours | This course has been created for PHP programmers and web site developers interested in PHP code optimization. The course shows how to find a bottleneck and how to refactor or change the code in the appropriate way. During this course participants will deal with real web page examples, which will be tracked, analysed and optimized. Stress Testing with JMeter Identifying what you need to test Mimicking the real world in JMeter Extracting and reading the results Finding Bottlenecks Introduction to Debuggers Stack Traces Function Traces Code Coverage Analysis Profiling PHP Scripts Remote Debugging Profilers Use Code Caches, Shared memory and Opcodes Tuning Opcode APCu Alternatives to shared memory XDebug Zend Optimizers Other solutions Parallel Processing Ajax Curl PHP 7 new features MySQL Optimization Finding slow queries Finding most frequent queries Caching Indexing |
| symfewf | Symfony2 - enterprise web framework | 21 hours | OOP, common information OOP paradigm Decomposition of code PHP 5.3 and 5.4, new features Symfony Short overview Symfony2 and other framework comparison Symfony 1.x and 2.x - ne concept Symfony + Doctrine = enterprise tool MVC Twig Basics of Yaml Routing Doctrine ORM Repository Pattern, Entity Manager, DDD Testing your code Creating custom bundles Security How to debug your code Console tools Dependency management IoC and DIC Creating REST API Silex Symfony2 and business Development plan for 2.x Symfony and enterprise systems Support and trainings Community Framework popularity Estimating costs of implementing simple CRUD system Symfony alternatives |
| qaci | Quality Assurance and Continuous Integration | 14 hours | Training is open to both developers, Scrum Masters, Product Owner and also some aspects of the business department. The purpose of training is to introduce topics Quality Assurance and Continuous Integration and their place in projects conducted agile methodologies. Participants will gain a broad perspective on the issues discussed as well as practical knowledge of the tools and processes of software development in line with the QA / CI. Representatives of business, will be able to know the benefits of implementing those tools and processes and translate into both the time and cost of software development. The issues presented are based on PHP or Java, depending on customer requirements. QA/CI What is QA? What is CI? The costs of software development, refactoring and fix errors Identifying and understanding the project Profit for the organization DDD Software development based on business requirements, assumptions DDD Problems in communication IT-Business Domain Model Best Practices KISS principle and DRY Coding standards Creating reusable code through OOP and design patterns Identifying and reducing cyclomatic complexity Software Metrics Weight Method per Class Response For a Class Depth of Inheritance Tree Coupling Between Objects Lack of Cohesion of Methods Number of Children Cyclomatic complexity Metrics class Model Metrics Metrics for use Software Testing What, when and how to test? The method of "white-box" and "black box" The role of testing in agile methodologies TDD only a potential increase in the cost of the project Unit testing with JUnit (Java), PHPUnit (PHP) Behavioral tests of JBehave (Java), Behat and Mink (PHP) Functional tests Refactoring What is refactoring? Debt technology Code smell Refactoring patterns Documentation The role of documentation in agile methodologies What to document? Types of documentation Documentation and agile methodologies, or you can call (Working software over comprehensive documentation)? Standard XMI Automatic generation of documentation from the Javadoc (Java), ApiGen (PHP) Tools and Environment CI Tools and Environment CI PMD (Java), phpmd (PHP) CPD (Java), phpcpd (PHP) Lines Of Code Counter (Java), phploc (PHP) UCDetector (Java), phpdcd (PHP) Jdepend (Java), phpdepend (PHP) Jenkins Continuous Integration Server Agile and CI/QA Planning and incremental development Embracing Change Short stages Interdisciplinary team Extreme Programming, Code Review Individuals and interactions over processes and tools Summation Discussion Questions How do you begin the process of implementation? |
| restapi | REST API - a pattern of exchange of information between sites | 14 hours | The course is designed for developers, web applications, aims to provide opportunities offered by the REST architectural pattern by which you can communicate between sites. REST - base The need for the exchange of information between sites HTTP POST / GET / PUT / DELETE Services such MushUp and popular applications Services using REST Conventions Rest Mapping CRUD operations on HTTP calls Conventions API URL structure Passing Parameters Return Values HTTP statuses JSON - a universal format for the exchange of information API services Examples of the popular API RESTful frameworks Create a REST API - Server Gathering requirements and identify functionality Design and API documentation Installing the required libraries Business Object - mapping the class Controller methods Representation of a business object as JSON HTTP Headers - as metadata Testing the API using cURL Authentication mechanisms |
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| Course | Course Date | Course Price [Remote / Classroom] |
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| PHP Web Sites Optimization - Dubai | Mon, 2017-11-27 09:30 | 1300USD / 2550USD |
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