[Toulouse-pm] Formations Perl avec les experts

Philippe 'BooK' Bruhat Philippe.Bruhat at free.fr
Mon May 26 03:45:02 CDT 2003


Salut,

Vous voulez vous former à Perl, ou il y a dans votre boîte des gens qui
pourraient profiter d'une telle formation ?

Deux gourous (américains) de Perl donneront en juillet 2003, juste avant
la conférence YAPC::Europe (à laquelle ils participeront) chacun une
formation de 3 jours, à un public restreint (6 à 8 personnes maximum).

C'est vraiment une occasion en or d'apprendre Perl, tel qu'enseigné par
les experts. Les cours seront en anglais.

C'est Pythagore-FD (http://www.pythagore-fd.fr/) qui organise ces cours,
et qui prend en charge le voyage et l'hébergement de ces deux gourous
lors de la conférence. C'est donc un sponsor indirect de la conférence.


Voici les détails de chaque cours (pour le second, c'est vraiment en détail).
Notez également que le cours de MJD se termine le 23/7, c'est-à-dire le
premier jour de la conférence.

 = Beginning Perl
   http://www.pythagore-fd.fr/2/1/LP001.jsp

   Length:     3 days
   Dates:      16, 17, 18 of july
   Price:      1700 Euros
   Reference:  LP001

   Audience:   Perl developpers.
   Speaker:    Dan Sugalski (http://www.sidhe.org/~dan/)
   Subjects:
     * Basic syntax
     * Building Perl data type
     * Scoping
     * Control flow
     * Basic file IO
     * Basic string manipulation
     * Basic regular expression
     * Using externarl program
     * Subroutines
     * Using modules
     * An overview of CPAN, perl's public module repository


 = CGI Programming in Perl
   http://www.pythagore-fd.fr/2/1/LP002.jsp

   Length:     3 days
   Dates:      21, 22, 23 of july
   Price:      1900 Euros
   Reference:  LP002

   Audience:   Perl developpers.
   Speaker:    Mark Jason Dominus (http://perl.plover.com/yak/aboutme.html)
   Prerequisites: Students should be familiar with the basic use of Perl.
   Subjects: CGI application development

     * Introduction to HTTP and CGI   
       + Browsers and Servers
       + HTTP Session
       + Static Content; Dynamic Content
       + What is CGI?
       + CGI Misconceptions
       + Why CGI Programming can be difficult
       + HTTP
       + Fake HTTP Client; HTTP Response; HTTP Response Header
       + Fake HTTP Server; Fake HTTP Server Output; HTTP Request
       + Back to CGI
       + shellenv CGI Program
       + Content-Type; Missing Content-Type
       + Perl CGI Program
       + Where do the Errors Go?
       + Effect of Syntax and Other Errors; Redirecting STDERR
       + CGI::Carp; fatalsToBrowser'
       + Buffering Surprises
       + Lab

     * Form Processing
       + Forms
       + Form Widgets: text boxes; password boxes; hidden widgets; radio
         buttons; checkboxes; menus; submit buttons; textareas; other widgets
       + Lab 2a
       + Form Submission and Encoding; example
       + GET vs. POST
       + Decoding form input
       + CGI.pm; param()
       + Lab 2b
       + Debugging Techniques
       + CGI.pm convenience functions; persistent form Data;
         CGI-generated HTML
       + Disabling persistent data
       + Lab 2c

    * More Advanced CGI Applications
       + Maintaining State
       + Multipage Applications
       + PATH_INFO
       + Lab 3

    * CGI System Issues
      Operating System Issues
       + Hazards of local files; distributed filesystem difficulties
       + Concurrency problems: forgotten transactions; lost databases;
         interleaved writes; summary
       + How to fix concurrence problems: file locking flock; typical uses;
         recipes; non-blocking locks; timeout locks
       + Lab 4

    * DBI and database access
       + Relational Databases and SQL
       + Communicating with Databases
       + The DBI module; detailed example
       + hazards of interpolation
       + Concurrent access
       + Transactions; AutoCommit
       + RaiseError
       + Other Data Retrieval Functions
       + Documentation
       + Lab 5

    * Security Issues
       + CGI is the World's Biggest Security Hole
       + Disaster Example: finger gateway
       + Tainting; perl -T; example; `Insecure Dependency'
       + Untainting Dirty Data
       + Operations that produce tainted data; unsafe operations;
         safe operations
       + The Unix Shell
       + The Two Stances; Why you must be strict; Open and closed
         failure modes
       + Do Not Trust the Browser
       + Lab 6

    * Miscellaneous Techniques
       + Network programming
       + email
       + Web client programming and LWP
       + cookies
       + Long-running background jobs
       + caching
       + Dynamic image generation
       + Image maps
       + Drawing graphs
       + LDAP
       + Others topics suggested by the students


N'hésitez pas à faire suivre ce message à toutes les personnes qui vous
semblent intéressées (mais pas de spam), ce sont de bonnes formations.

-- 
 Philippe "BooK" Bruhat   --   YAPC::Europe 2003 - http://yapc.mongueurs.net/

 No matter how many times you explain the big problem, some people see only
 their small problem.
                   (Moral to the Sage story, in Groo The Wanderer #93 (Epic))



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