This document outlines topics to be covered in a productivity performance tune up seminar for developers, designers, and database designers. The topics include semantic markup, Subversion, best coding practices, documentation, query optimization, security, technology trends, profiling, content delivery networks, image and script minimization, Agile/Scrum methodologies, and participating in online communities. Resources are provided for many of the topics. The target audience is web developers in Bangladesh.

1. Mavrick Software & Telecom Services Inc. Ghazi Asif Salahuddin (Lenin) [email_address] twitter.com/nine_L

3. Designers, HTML, CSS

4. Database designers

6. Subversioning

7. Best practices and coding conventions

8. Documentation continued...

10. Security and Vulnerability

11. Technology Trends

12. Participation in community/seminars continued... Topics Covered (contd...)

14. Profiling

15. CDN Management

16. Image and script minimization continued... Topics Covered (contd...)

18. Counselling & short training

19. Redesigning the Sites

20. Implement Agile/Scrum

21. Websites / Resources continued... Topics Covered (contd...)

23. cross browser

24. RESET CSS

25. OO CSS

26. CSS frameworks ie www.960.gs www.52framework.com/home BluePrint etc

27. Keeping track of projects and works Benefits Keeping archives of revisions Organising sourcecodes in better way Subversioning

28. Grammar of codes + Fast Reusability PHP, MySQL http://www.dagbladet.no/development/phpcodingstandard/ http://www.cartoweb.org/doc/cw3.2/xhtml/dev.code_convention.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_style http://doc.php.net/php/dochowto/Chapter-conventions.php Best practices & coding conventions An useful link which describes most

29. Understandibility Of Code Documentation /** * Retrieve a resource from database * * This function retrieves a resource from database, which * can be a wall post, a discussion topic, or a comment to a * media * * @author lenin <lenin@phpxperts.net> * @param string Type of resource (wall, comment, discussion) * @param integer ID of the resource * @return mixed * * @modified Sanjoy on nov 26, 2007 – added input validation * @modified sanjoy on nov 28, 2007 – modified file exists checking */ function getItem($resource, $id)

30. Better performance of Applications less database calls Indexing FullText Searching Query Optimization

32. Coding server sides

33. Taking into concern about malicious attacks:

34. XSS, CSRF, Code/Email injection, ClickJacking,

35. SQL injection, iframe codes via viralwares

36. Importance of Sanitization, Validation, Escaping characters/tags

38. Learn from the Manuals RTFM

39. Learn from homepage of projects

40. Learn from forums and community

41. Follow on Twitter or RSS feeds

42. Tutorial sites: w3schools.com www.nettuts.com

43. ScreenCasts

44. PodCasts

46. For: Coders, SQA, Project Managers

47. SQABD Lightning Talks

48. PHPXperts Seminar

49. BDOSN Seminars

50. Webinars

51. [target audience Web Developers in Bangladesh]

53. http://particletree.com/features/php-quick-profiler/

54. http://www.php-debugger.com/

55. http://xdebug.org/docs/profiler Profile your PHP codes

57. Content Delivery Network

58. Loading useful JS libraries from

59. Google, Yahoo, MSN etc

60. Storing Images in CDN hostings.

62. YUI, MSN and other tools for such.

63. Optimizing images

64. image formats: jpg, gif, png

65. png-8, png-24

66. A nice post I came by which I'd like to sharefor the designers

68. Integrate with Cost/Benefit Management

69. Efficiency in project management

71. www.smashingmagazine.com

72. www.mysqlperformanceblog.com

73. www.twitter.com Follow tweets and tweet yours.

74. blogs of related experts to read

75. blog about your own findings

77. Help others to evolve better.

79. Dont be closed sources. www.MavrickIT.com The more we update ourselves the more opportunities will be open to us.