At just about every conference I go to, several people stop me to ask, “hey, whatever happened to your object-oriented masterclass? I really wanted to take that!”
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At just about every conference I go to, several people stop me to ask, “hey, whatever happened to your object-oriented masterclass? I really wanted to take that!”
Well, if you’re one of those people, I have great news for you: the Object Oriented PHP Masterclass is back, and registration is open!
This class is unique from most other object-oriented classes, for one reason: the hands-on involvement. You don’t just sit back and watch lectures for hours on end; in this class, you’re actually expected to write code and apply what you’re learning.
The Object-Oriented PHP Masterclass kicks off February 7th and runs through February 15th. It’s designed with the live sessions on the weekend, so you can participate and then do the homework portion during the week. And the best part is, you don’t have to travel – the whole thing is done online!
Registration is open now, and the early bird price runs through the end of 2014. When you register now, you can write off the class as part of your 2014 taxes (check with your accountant). Plus, anyone who registers before the end of the year gets a special free gift – a copy of my next book! See you in class!
Register now and reserve your seat in the next Object-Oriented PHP Masterclass!
Brandon Savage is the author of Mastering Object Oriented PHP and Practical Design Patterns in PHP
Posted on 12/23/2014 at 8:30 am
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