Anas Jaghoub

AABU GTUG @ J.U.S.T (Event) On April 26, 2011 we have headed to Jordanian University for Science and technology (J.U.S.T), to run one of our events there. The event focused on introducing the GTUGS (Google’s Technologies Users Groups) and introducing Google’s technologies to students, such as Android and App Engine, to Chrome Extensions and HTML5 demos. Attendees were about 200 attendee, in addition to Mr. Mohammad Abu Musa the manager of Genesis Company for E-learning. Their was a lot of activities during the event, beginning with introducing the AABU GTUG, and assuring for cooperate working with students to increase the awareness of students about emergent technologies, and opening new GTUG at J.U.S.T, we announced the start of this group. We have presented a lot of sessions here is the Timetable: Subject presenter Time Hello! Inas Shoman 12:00-12:05 HTML5 Mohammad Jaradat, Abd Al Rahman Shoman 12:05-12:20 Android Inas Shoman, Mohamad Mahaqbeh, Mamoon Hwamdeh 12:20-12:35 Latest

On February 17, 2011 We’ve headed to Al Al Bayt University, to run one of the biggest event established there, for opening the AABU GTUG (Google’s Technologies Users Group). The event focused on introducing the GTUGS (Google’s Technologies Users Groups) and introducing Google’s technologies to students, such as Android and App Engine, to Chrome Extensions and HTML5 demos. Attendees exceeded 250 attendee, in addition to Vice president of Al Al Bayt University Dr. Hashem Al Masaeed, Deanship of College of I.T at Al Al Bayt University Prof. Ismail Ababneh, and a quite number of professors and teachers at the college of I.T at AABU, in addition to Yarmuk fm and Al Ro’aya  tv. AABU GTUG as a Google’s Technologies Users Group interested in Google’s technologies and tries as possible to increase students awareness about Google’s technologies, and introduce it to them. Their was a lot of activities during the event, beginning with the key note from me Anas Jaghoub, that included introducing th

In this lesson I’m going to illustrate the system definition and requirements for the Guest Book application. It is an important step in developing any application, since this step gives us an orientation about the system and its functionality, what is expected from the system to do. actually the system definition comes from keywords from customers and end users, usually try to make it clear for what they need in the application, and what they expect the system to do.  As developers it is our role to define the requirements for the system to be developed. In our example the system definition for the Guest Book is: A system that allows visitors of the site to post their comments and feedbacks about the site, with the possibility for managing comments and maintain it easily and user friendly. On the other hand, the system requirements are: a web server, since it is clear that the developed system is going to run on the Internet, so it is a web-based application not windows-based.

Dear followers of the PHP Tutorial, hope you all enjoyed the PHP, and got benefits from this simple tutorial. As I promised you before, the next series of the PHP Tutorial focus on developing web-based applications using PHP. To make the development more useful and close to real world applications, we need to focus on the user interface, and cover aspects related to it, so we moved for two short tutorials that covers the User Interface aspects using XHTML and CSS, and learned the basics for developing a cross browser compatible pages, and how to apply standards in developing the web page. From Now on, we are going to develop our first we application in this tutorial, which is a guest book, that allow users to post comments and there’ll be a simple admin panel to manage the comments. The development for the Guest Book goes on these steps: 1. System definition and requirements. 2. Analysis and design for the database (Includes implementing the database). 3. Implementing the system