Welcome to the Well House Consultants. We provide a wide variety of Open Source Training courses (subjects listed / linked below) at our Melksham, Wiltshire Hotel and training centre. As well as public courses (ideal if you have just one or two delegates who need to learn a subject) we also run private courses for larger groups - and those private courses can be run at our training centre or on your site.

Or select Open Source subject:
  • Python Programming
  • PHP Programming
  • Perl Programming
  • Ruby Programming
  • Lua Programming
  • Tcl Programming
  • C and C++ Programming
  • Java Programming
  • Linux Operating System
  • MySQL Database
  • Apache Http Server & Tomcat

Features of all our public courses include:
  • Presented by our own professional staff tutors
  • Maximum course size 8 delegates
  • Run at our own custom-fitted training centre
  • Residential accommodation available for delegates
  • 1 delegate minimum - we always run your booked course
  • Training material written by us and revised often

Please browse this site for further details, or email us via info@wellho.net or call us on 0800 043 8225 or 01225 708225 if you would like to discuss your company or personal requirements.

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Ruby - how does it compare and where is it the right language? I heard Ruby described as "Perl Five and a Half" - and I thought "how apt". Perl is an excellent programming language - it's especially excellent as glueware or middleware, where it melds together differing technologies, protocols, utilities and other programs to provide a total solution. But ... [more]Learning about Regular Expressions in C through examples Although we more usually teach Regular Expressions on courses on Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby, etc ... there is also a standard C library, which uses the POSIX flavour of regular expressions, and I've put a short example together to "show you how". Firstly - what is a regular expression? It's a ... [more]Perl - the duplicate key problem explained, and solutions offered Do you want to hold data in a hash in Perl - but you can't do so directly because you have more than one piece of data that should have the same key? The problem ... while (<DIAL>) {   ($dial,$place) = split   $codes{$place} = $dial;   } And each line that ... [more]