Duration: 2 days • Price: $1050.00 or £650.00 (VAT free from January 2019), • Venue: Melksham, England

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Usually scheduled to meet customer needs or run as a private course. Please email for details
This advanced course takes the Perl programmer through to making full use of Perl on the Web.

The course starts with a short revision of Perl, allowing trainees the opportunity to brush up on fundamental topics if they wish. Web and networking topics then follow.

Quite early in the course, you'll be writing simple Web-based applications, allowing your Web site visitors to look up data in text files, for example. Other topics, such as more complex forms, state and cookies will be studied so that you know how to write applications that consist of a series of forms, and allow information to be saved onto the server. Security aspects, such as ensuring that different users' data don't get mixed up and password issues, etc., are also covered.

We then cover the use of Perl to automate network tasks such as FTP and Telnet, and we show you how you can write your own clients and servers.

The course includes many examples using resources that are available for free on the CPAN or elsewhere, such as standard Perl modules and modPerl, SSI and PerlScript within ASP.

This course covers version 5 of Perl (the current version), with footnotes where appropriate to tell you about Perl 6. Our plans for Perl 6 training are described on a separate page.

Knowledge of the Perl programming language, as taught on our Learning to program in Perl courses. A knowledge of the fundamentals of HTML is useful, but not mandatory.

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A quick review of the fundamentals

Perl Review (module P251)

A Quick Look Ahead (module P770)

Perl on the Network (module P252)

Anatomy of Networking (module P401)

Commercial and Legal Aspects (module A213)

Using Perl for server side programming

HTML - An Overview (module Q624)

HTML for Web Application Authors (module Q625)

The Common Gateway Interface (module P403)

Extending Flexibility Using CGI (module P404)

More CGI Programs and Facilities (module P406)

State and Cookies (module P407)

Standard Web Modules (module P408)

Using CGI.pm (module P412)

Good CGI scripting. (module P774)

The wider user of Perl on your network

Writing Your Own Simple Client and Server (module P402)

FTP and Telnet Modules (module P616)

Robots, Crawlers and Spiders (module P608)

Searching (module P409)

Automated Email Answering (module P410)

Alternatives to CGI (module P623)

Using Perl for Web Site Management (module P604)

Graham Ellis - graham@wellho.net [email]  [about Graham] Melksham, Wiltshire , England. A taxi transfer can be arranged if you'll be arriving by air from United States. Private Courses can be arranged on site in your country.
Public courses run at Well House Manor - our own purpose fitted training centre and business hotel / conference centre in Melksham.
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1 student	2 students	3 students	For 4 or more students from the same company, please consider a private course.
With hotel room $1270.00 ($1524.00 inc VAT) or £790.00 (No VAT from 1.2019) Without room $1050.00 ($1260.00 inc VAT) or £650.00 (No VAT from 1.2019)	With hotel rooms $2490.00 ($2988.00 inc VAT) or £1530.00 (No VAT from 1.2019) Without rooms $2050.00 ($2460.00 inc VAT) or £1250.00 (No VAT from 1.2019)	With hotel rooms $3710.00 ($4452.00 inc VAT) or £2270.00 (No VAT from 1.2019) Without rooms $3050.00 ($3660.00 inc VAT) or £1850.00 (No VAT from 1.2019)
Notes: • Multiple discount applies to bookings for second and subsequent delegates on the same running of a course, and on same order. • Hotel rooms are available for arrival the night before the course starts, for departure after the end of the course on the last day.

If you're working with a larger application, you might wish to attend our other advanced Perl course - Perl for Larger Projects.
Other advanced material, not covered on regular public courses, is available through a Perl Extra day.

Upon completion of your course, you'll have online access to the source code of all the examples from the course, and you'll have access to the "Ask the Tutor" forum where you can raise questions. We also encourage you to email the tutor, and to visit us again to use our library as appropriate.

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