CD-ROM Presentation
The PHP Quebec Conference welcomed overs 180 visitors from around the globe
to attend various talks on the latest developments of the platform and it's
integration in businesses. It was a unique experience to meet the principal
actors that animate the community with passion.
It is under the sign of evolution that 2004 PHP Québec conference
took place. With the integration of a Open Source softwares topic to the
traditional talks on Advanced Programming and Professional use of PHP.
PHP Quebec keeps innovating by distributing the knowledge of the experts on
an audio cd-rom.
The CD-ROM contains over 19 hours of conference in MP3 format. You will find
all the speakers talks and slides in (html,pdf,PowerPoint, OpenOffice)
format, 50 of the most popular PHP applications , the most recent version
of PHP and the PHP documentation.
The CD-ROM contains
- 19 hours of conferences
- All the speakers slides
- The latest PHP versions
- The PHP Documentation
- The 50 most usefull PHP applications
CD-ROM Summary
Advanced Development technics
- Gladiator: Using Open Standards for clinical and research Edward H. Trager
- OSCommerce, the Free e-commerce Tomy Bombardier
- CMS Debate: Which CMS for your organisation? Vincent François, Marc Laporte, Martial Bigras, Nicolas Marchildon, Benoît Dubuc
- A Daily Productivity Monitoring System for Hospitals Frank Boumphrey
- Open Source Project Management Cedric Fontaine
- System administration with PHP Jean-Michel Dault
Professionnal Use of PHP
- Professionnal Use of PHP Cyril Pierre de Geyer
- Automating Harvard College with PHP Aaron Greenspan
- Web Services Adam Trachtenberg
- Operating system level tracing of distributed Web servers Michel Dagenais
- PHP and VoiceXML Réal Thibeault
- PHP and SAP Arnaud Lahaye
PHP & OpenSource Softwares
- Agile Development with PHP Alex Pukinskis
- Introduction to PHP5 Rasmus Lerdorf
- Image generation with GD John Coggeshall
- HTML manipulation and data mining with Tidy John Coggeshall
- xdebug Derick Rethans
- Introduction to SQLite Ilia Alshanetsky
- PHP Adapted Design Patterns Martin Legris
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