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Archive - Originally posted on "The Horse's Mouth" - 2010-03-05 05:53:10 - Graham Ellis

I was asked for a full list of our public courses yesterday - simply the main subject area and titles. Here it is ...

Perl



Learning to Program in Perl / Perl Programming [link]
Perl for Larger Projects [link]
Using Perl on the Web [link]

PHP



Learning to Program in PHP [link]
PHP Programming [link]
Object Oriented Programming in PHP [link]
PHP Techniques Workshop [link]
Beginner's Weekend in PHP [link]
Intermediate Weekend in PHP [link]

Python



Learning to Program in Python [link]
Python Programming [link]

Ruby



Learning to program in Ruby [link]
Ruby Programming [link]
Ruby on Rails [link]

Tcl. Tcl/Tk and Expect



Learning to program in Tcl [link]
Tcl Programming [link]
Tk [link]

Lua



Learning to program in Lua [link]
Lua Programming [link]

C



Learning to program in C [link]
C Programming [link]

C++



Learning to program in C++ [link]
C++ Programming [link]
C++ for C Programmers [link]

Java



Learning to Program in Java [link]
Java Bootcamp [link]

Cross Language



Regular Expression Workshop [link]

RELATED SUBJECTS



Linux Basics [link]
Introduction to Linux Admin [link]
Deploying LAMP [link]
Apache httpd Server under Linux [link]
Deploying Apache / Tomcat (cross operating system) [link]
MySQL [link]

Of course, I'm very limited by the information that I can convey in just a simple title, so I wanted to add links to provide details of where the courses will be held, when they run, what they cost, and who they are suitable for. As you'll see - job done.

But I'm a lazy programmer - I've put the data into a standard data record format and used PHP to produce the links and headings. It's made the results consistent, and it makes future maintenance easy too. Want to see what I mean? Have a look at the source code [here].