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Training notes available under Open Distribution license
We've released our complete Java Programming for the Web course material under an Open Training Notes license. We've also released all of our general modules on Object Oriented Design (used on Java, Perl, Python and PHP courses), and around 10% of our other material too - typically the modules releases are those on subjects which provoke the greatest interest, and aren't necessarily required to be presented as part of a complete course.
The Web site for this new material is
http://www.training-notes.co.uk
Do I hear you asking "Why?" Because we get a lot of requests for training help and material in Java, in connecting to an FTP server in Perl, in writing a shopping cart application in PHP. Sometimes those requests are from far afield, and other times they're from personal user - both groups for whom it's impractical to book a place on one of our courses for logistical or cost reasons. It's "no skin off our nose" to help them - indeed, we're delighted to share these exciting technologies with them - and if they want to learn more deeply, they can still book us to run a private course for them or attend one of our public sessions. (written 2004-11-07, updated 2006-06-05)
Associated topics are indexed under J601 - Java Introduction [2536] All the Cs ... and Java too - (2009-12-13) [2423] What is a JVM, a JRE, a JDK - components of the core Java Environment - (2009-09-26) [2115] Finding your java program - the CLASSPATH variable - (2009-04-02) [1908] Java CLASSPATH explained - (2008-11-26) [1766] Diagrams to show you how - Tomcat, Java, PHP - (2008-08-22) [1557] Trying out our Java examples on our web site - (2008-02-27) [1497] Training Season Starts again! - (2008-01-07) [1466] Effective Java training - the bootcamp approach - (2007-12-09) [1418] A Golf Club Decision - Perl to Java - (2007-11-01) [1158] Private Java Course - A customer's pictures - (2007-04-22) [1049] Java 6, Apache Tomcat 6. - (2007-01-21) [871] Java oversold? - (2006-09-19) [792] Is Java the right language to learn? - (2006-07-04) [317] Programming languages - a comparison - (2005-05-20) [124] PHP v Java - (2004-11-20) [25] Release numbers - (2004-08-23)
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Expiration dates or times on web pagesRelative or absolute milkmanA Parallel for Perl 6Avoid the wheel being re-invented by using Perl modulesTraining notes available under Open Distribution licenseFriday, busy week!URLs - a service and not a hurdleA typical morningTaking Equipment offshore to run a courseFar from the sea, but close to the heart
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