Advanced Web Programming

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- Week 01-Intro to Course-What is Full Stack Development
- Week 02-JavaScript Introduction & Basic Structure
- Week 03-Full Stack JavaScript Frameworks-Why Use Them
- Week 04-Introduction to PHP
  01-Introduction Course Exercises
  02-Setting Up a Development Server
  03-Intro to PHP
  04- Expressions in PHP
- Week 09-Intro to Node.js - Using Asynchronous Communications
- Week 10-Continue with Node.js.
  19-Introduction to CSS
  20-Advanced CSS with CSS3
  21-Accessing CSS from JavaScript
- Week 11-Nodejs. Final Week.
  22-Introduction to jQuery
  23-Introduction to jQuery Mobile
- Week 12-Introduction to Vue.js
- Week 13-Review of Task 2: & React.js
  24-Introduction to React
- Week 14-Assignment Work:Advanced HTML5 Features
  26-The HTML5 Canvas
  27-HTML5 Audio and Video
  28-Other HTML5 Features
- Week 15-Assignment Work: Bringing it All Together-Assignment How to...
  29-Bringing It All Together
- Week 16- Assessments
- Advanced Web Programming Course Documents
  05-PHP Functions
  06-PHP Arrays
  07-Practical PHP
  08-Introduction to MySQL
  09-Mastering MySQL
  10-Whats New in PHP 8
  11-Accessing MySQL with PHP
  12-Form Handling
  13-Cookies, Sessions
  14-Exploring JavaScript
  15-Expressions and Control Flow in JavaScript
  16-JavaScript Functions, Objects, and Arrays
  17-JavaScript and PHP Validation and Error Handling
  18-Using Asynchronous Communication
  19-Introduction to CSS
  20-Advanced CSS with CSS3
  21-Accessing CSS from JavaScript
  22-Introduction to jQuery
  23-Introduction to jQuery Mobile
  24-Introduction to React
  25-Introduction to HTML5
  26-The HTML5 Canvas
  27-HTML5 Audio and Video
  28-Other HTML5 Features
  29-Bringing It All Together
  30-Solutions to the Chapter Questions
  02-Setting Up a Development Server
  04- Expressions in PHP
  01-Introduction Course Exercises
  03-Intro to PHP
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Week 04-Introduction to PHP

04-LECTURE

Ensure that you have a working development environment (a computer running PHP, Apache and MySQL) and a code editor (no specific one required but JetBrains PHPStorm or Visual Studio Code is recommended), all of which are detailed in the "Setting Up Your Development Environment" folder above.

This section contains a general introduction to PHP lecture and then further notes and exercises covering Basic PHP concepts - Syntax, Strings, Numbers and Operators.

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04-Tutorials Complete these first!

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Further Exercises on PHP if Needed

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Wk0101_PHP_NS_GettingStarted_SSS201819.pdf

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Wk0101_PHP_NS_Operators_SSS201819.pdf

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Wk0101_PHP_NS_StringsNumbers_SSS201819.pdf

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Wk0101_PHP_NS_SyntaxStructure_SSS201819.pdf

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Wk0101_PHP_TS_Numbers_SSS201819.pdf

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Wk0101_PHP_TS_Strings_SSS201819.pdf

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Useful PHP Tutorials Sites

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https://www.php.net/manual/en/index.php⁠

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To undertake the practical development work for this module you will need a XAMPP installation (or equivalent) and an IDE - ideally one that natively supports PHP, such as JetBrains PHP Storm. Please find links below to help you get started:

XAMPP -

https://www.apachefriends.org/index.html⁠

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PHP Storm -

https://www.jetbrains.com/⁠

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