[ciapug] Re: August's meeting

[mparks]

I also mentioned something about a book series from
SitePoint that I just picked up

I think I said it was Database-driven PHP or something. The
real titles for these are  Object Oriented PHP Solutions
Volume 1 and 2

Volume 1 transitions you from a procedural way of writing
into Object oriented in the first coupe of chapters. Then
shows you object oriented and programming reusable coding 

The books use heredoc format for long strings. I had not
used this format for strings before, but it seems a little
better than using quotes. 


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> Chris,
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> Can you post the info you mentioned the other day
> regarding the Zend PHP 
>   Certification?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -dc
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> p.s. For those of you that missed the meeting on Wednesday
> , summary is:
> 
> Mike, Barry, Chris and I met at the library, then went
> down to the Drake  Diner. We discussed some general PHP
> issues, Chris mentioned this Zend  PHP Certification
> class.
> 
> I brought up the idea (started on the CIALUG list) about
> creating  something like drlunch.com - except make it
> actually useful. The basic  idea is a lunch meeting
> organizer, where you can form lunch groups, set  your
> preferences for location / time / day / food type, and
> also enter  restaurants and rate & categorize them.
> 
> I said I'd put together some specs on this... could be a
> fun little  collaboration project.
> 
> -dc
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