Atlanta PHP May Meeting

May '09 7 Thu 7:00 PM
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Ben Ramsey,  Chris Spruck,  and Kevin Roberts

PRESENTATION: Overview of IE8 and the Web Platform Installer

In this session, Developer Evangelist Glen Gordon will cover two recent releases from Microsoft that are of interest to PHP developers. First, we値l look at the new Microsoft Web Platform Installer. The Platform Installer simplifies and streamlines the process of configuring IIS, installing PHP and setting up community applications like WordPress and Drupal. In this session, you値l see the Platform Installer in action, explore the Web App Gallery, and learn how to get your own apps included in the gallery. Next, we値l take a look at the recently released Internet Explorer 8. We値l see how both developers and users benefit from improved standards-based rendering, and how developers can ensure that their sites will render properly for users using IE8. We値l also cover how to take advantage of IE8痴 new end user productivity features like Accelerators, Web Slices and search providers.

Glen will be bringing some trial software and giveaways to the meeting, so come get some goodies!

Glen is a Developer Evangelist with Microsoft. His job is to ensure developers have the tools, information and resources they need to be successful implementing solutions that involve Microsoft technologies. You can reach Glen through his blog at http://glengordon.nam....

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