These files contain images of the PowerPoint slides used for the lectures
in class, in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). If you
don't have the Adobe Reader on your computer, you can
download it free from
Adobe. In addition, selected HTML code samples are provided: either
click on the link to render it in your browser or right-click on the link
to download and save the code to your system.
| Date | Presentations | Code samples & worksheets |
|---|---|---|
| 17 January | Starting points | |
| 24 January | XHTML Rules! | |
| 31 January | Going in Style! | Building a 3-column layout |
| 7 February | Just Enough JavaScript | Welcome 1 | Welcome 2 | Welcome 3 | Welcome 4 | Addition | Comparison |
| 14 February | Gently Brewed | Array sample |
| 21 February | What's the Object? | Must-enter sample |
| 28 February | XHTML Dynamics | CSS positioning |
| 6 March | Talking to the World | |
| 20 March | More eXtensibility At Your Service |
|
| 27 March | Just Enough PHP | |
| 3 April | Just a Little More PHP | Files sample |
Cookie demo |
Server-side for cookie demo Session demo, part 1 | part 2 | part 3 | part 4 Session demo, version 2 |
| 10 April | Just Enough MySQL | SQL processing sample |
| 17 April | Opening Windows | Accessibility resources |
| 24 April | HTML Made Easy | PHP/MySQL connection sample |
| 1 May | Counting Clicks iPhone extra Hackers, Viruses, and Thieves, Oh My! |
Last revision, 1 May 2008.
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