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Jun26

Day 3: Focus on learning PHP

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Notes on the wiki (Day 3 notes)

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Jun22

Day 2 (Friday, June 22, 2007)

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The bulk of the class notes will be on the wiki (S2007 Day 2)
I will note the assignments here:
Setting up accounts
[editing in progress]

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Jun21

In between Day 1 and Day 2: getting a wiki going

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Tuesday was the first day of class. It was a very exciting and gratifying meeting for me — and I also, I believe, for my students. Tomorrow is the second meeting, one for which I’m preparing right at this moment. One matter that has kept me busy has been “infrastructure [...]

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Jun8

Tomorrow, I meet my students and their parents!

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I’m looking forward to really starting up my course tomorrow by meeting my students and their folks.  This site is under construction right now….

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This is the website for “Building Next Generation Web Applications”, a Summer 2007 ATDP course

2738 Building Next-Generation Web Applications
5 units TF, 1:00-4:30 Raymond Yee $530
Prerequisites: Experience using web applications, writing HTML, and ideally some programming background (e.g., the Advanced Internet Classroom or equivalent). The most important requirement is the willingness to tackle and synthesize many new concepts in a short time. By creating a mashup-oriented project–an application that re-combines information from a variety of source–students will learn how to build interactive websites that use cutting edge technologies such as XML, XML web services, and AJAX. Students will be supported in developing their vision throughout the project lifecycle, from brainstorming ideas and proposing a doable project to implementing their design and then presenting their work to their peers and the entire ATDP community–all in six weeks! Teamwork is highly encouraged.