I did a quick recap of relational databases, normalization, and SQL. I could tell from everyone's faces that it was news to nobody.
At 1900 we moved to the lab to work on this week's exercise.
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Thursday, November 1, 2018
Thursday, October 4, 2018
SOFT7008 Week 04 Lecture
I spoke a bit about HTML 5 inputs and how the browser do some very basic form validation for us.
We did some exercises using regular expressions. They didn't go as well as I would have liked. So perhaps some students need look at those again.
I previewed next weeks videos by introducing checksums. We looked at the Luhn credit card validation algorithm. Students seemed less impressed by this magic that I was expecting.
We moved to the lab at 2000
I e-mailed students the specification for the coding component of the module.
We did some exercises using regular expressions. They didn't go as well as I would have liked. So perhaps some students need look at those again.
I previewed next weeks videos by introducing checksums. We looked at the Luhn credit card validation algorithm. Students seemed less impressed by this magic that I was expecting.
We moved to the lab at 2000
I e-mailed students the specification for the coding component of the module.
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
SOFT7008 Week 06 Lectures
This week we are looking at the different ways we can store information when moving between PHP pages.
Some reading:
Some interesting detours:
Class 11: Remembering values in PHP
Class 12: Cookies
Some reading:
- http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/08/the-next-online-privacy-battle-powerful-supercookies/243800/
- http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/02/im-being-followed-how-google-151-and-104-other-companies-151-are-tracking-me-on-the-web/253758/
- http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/07/zombie-cookies-lawsuit/
- http://www.wired.com/business/2009/08/you-deleted-your-cookies-think-again/
- http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/02/google-safari-browser-cookie/
- http://www.wired.com/business/2010/12/zombie-cookie-settlement/
- https://www.cookielaw.org/
Some interesting detours:
Online Privacy: How did we get here?
Credit Reports
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
SOFT7008 Week 05 Lectures
This week we are looking at Checksums
Class 09 Checksums
Class 10 Coding checksums in PHP
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
SOFT7008 Week 04 Lectures
This week we are looking at forms.
Class 07 HTML forms & sending information to the PHP server
Class 08 Processing information from forms
Thursday, February 15, 2018
SOFT7008 Week 03 Class 05 Exercise Solution
This is my solution to the exercise. See how it compares with your.s
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
SOFT7008 Week 03
This week we are looking at functions.
Don't forget to do the exercise. The solution will be released here on Friday at 1600
Class 05 Functions in PHP
Don't forget to do the exercise. The solution will be released here on Friday at 1600
Class 06 Functions that return values
Monday, February 12, 2018
SOFT7008 Week 03 Lab
We had a 2-hours-is lab session on Monday night. Nobody asked any questions, but that's OK too.
Quite a few students were able to make the session, so I think Monday nights might be the best time slot for us.
Quite a few students were able to make the session, so I think Monday nights might be the best time slot for us.
Monday, February 5, 2018
SOFT7008 Exercise 1 Feedback
Not everybody managed to get the exercise done on time.
A common mistake was to close of the list items too soon. When a list is nested inside another, it goes inside the li. So closing off France with a /li when there are cities inside it, is incorrect. Lists are not that important, but that exercise illustrates the structure of HTML.
If you struggled with this exercise, this video might help.
The HTML validator at validator.w3.org is a great resource for checking that HTML is correct. Just because something looks OK in the browser, doesn't mean it's correct. We don't need a lot of HTML for this module. So we won't dwell on it too much.
A common mistake was to close of the list items too soon. When a list is nested inside another, it goes inside the li. So closing off France with a /li when there are cities inside it, is incorrect. Lists are not that important, but that exercise illustrates the structure of HTML.
If you struggled with this exercise, this video might help.
The HTML validator at validator.w3.org is a great resource for checking that HTML is correct. Just because something looks OK in the browser, doesn't mean it's correct. We don't need a lot of HTML for this module. So we won't dwell on it too much.
Friday, February 2, 2018
SOFT7008 Week 01 Exercise
Please complete the nested list exercise and submit it via Blackboard by Sunday lunchtime.
By now you should have watched the videos for Classes 01 & 02.
You should have your PHP server up an running. If you have not, or it you are not sure, please contact me.
When writing PHP & HTML you can use any text editor that you like. Most CIT students prefer Notepad++ or Programmers Notepad. Mac users like TextWrangler. WordPad is a poor choice because it really encourages you to save the code as a .doc rather than a plain vanilla text file.
If you feel like you want to skip ahead on occasion I'll be putting the videos into this YouTube channel.
https://youtu.be/Qr_NHXdIMZg
By now you should have watched the videos for Classes 01 & 02.
You should have your PHP server up an running. If you have not, or it you are not sure, please contact me.
When writing PHP & HTML you can use any text editor that you like. Most CIT students prefer Notepad++ or Programmers Notepad. Mac users like TextWrangler. WordPad is a poor choice because it really encourages you to save the code as a .doc rather than a plain vanilla text file.
If you feel like you want to skip ahead on occasion I'll be putting the videos into this YouTube channel.
https://youtu.be/Qr_NHXdIMZg
Wednesday, January 31, 2018
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