Live! in Austin – Introducing in-person training from php|architect
As you probably know, training is one of our main areas of focus here at php|a. It’s not just because we believe that a knowledgeable developer is a happy developer, but also because we’ve been on both sides of the fence, and we know how difficult (and expensive) it is to find a good training program.
That’s why on Tuesday we launched a new initiative called php|architect Live!—a full-day, in-person training course that gives you practical and in-depth knowledge of a specific topic.
But there is more: we don’t want our Live! events to be “just training courses.” We want them to be intimate learning experiences. Forget the sterile environment of a dedicated classroom—our training courses take place in comfortable, relaxing environments. You’ll be working on your own laptop, with our instructors guiding you through lots of hands-on exercises.
Our first date is in Austin, TX, on April 20th, when our own Keith Casey will be teaching the ins and outs of Object-Oriented Programming for PHP—from the basics to the more advanced concepts.
Best of all, the entire training costs just $250, (including lunch, breaks, and Wi-Fi connectivity)—because we don’t believe that training should break the bank.
What’s the catch, you ask? Simple: there are only twenty seats available—which is why, if you’re in the Austin area, you should head out to grab your ticket now, before they’re all gone.
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April 14th, 2011 at 3:30 pm
That is a very reasonable price! Our site developer is based nr Austin so I have forwarded this to him. He is originally from Belarus/Minsk but has been honing his php skills in the States for 6 months now. I’m sure he’d be interested.
April 20th, 2011 at 6:56 am
Wish I’d known about this earlier. I found out via the php meetup group less than a day before the class starts, and would have a hard time rearranging things to attend. But I’ve been on the lookout for a good OOP training as I’ve mostly done procedural php to date. Will it be offered again soon?
April 25th, 2011 at 3:45 am
I always miss these events. I wonder what the attendees thought about the event.