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Zend PHP Certification & Oracle MySQL Certs

  • 10-12-2010 3:38pm
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    seamus
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    Rather than drag up an old thread with little information on it, I decided I'd start a new one.

    I've been working with PHP & MySQL for a few years now, so I reckon it can't hurt to get certified on stuff that you already know. One more thing to stick on the CV and so forth.

    I wouldn't be a PHP guru by any stretch - not totally up on the use of classes (I understand the concepts and syntax, just too lazy to use them most of the time), security would be a weak point and I haven't used a lot of the PEAR libraries.

    If I was to research and practice the topics one-by-one listed on the exam website:
    http://www.zend.com/services/certification/php-5-certification/
    would that be enough? I probably know 75% of the topics there to a relatively high level.
    There is a book, but the reviews are crap.

    Oracle likewise have two exams for MySQL Developer and another two for DBA, and they too have the topics listed - same question again, would you pass it by researching the exam topics online?

    Any other advice is always appreciated.


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