PHP Mobile Applications HIT May 2013 INFO

On June 19th I will start to deliver a detailed professional course for cross platform web and mobile applications development. The course focuses on PHP for the server side and on JavaScript for the client side. The course includes 220 academic hours and it takes place in HIT.

You can find detailed information about this course at http://hit.lifemichael.com/courses/php.html.

You can find the google group we use in this course at https://groups.google.com/group/hit-php-professional-2013-06.

You can find the official syllabus at http://hit.abelski.com/syllabuses/hit_php_details_2012_08.pdf.

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