Ilia Alshanetsky (18.Oct.2011 at 18:15)
Talk at ZendCon 2011 (English - UK)
Everyone wants their applications to run better and faster, but often don't know where to start or start on the basis of guesswork. This talk will cover best practices and practical approaches to profiling analyzing, error tracking and generally monitoring your PHP applications. This will include usage of some general tools as well as tid-bits of code you can easily implement yourself.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/3789
Slides: Under the Hood
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19.Oct.2011 at 00:54 by Thomas Hunter
Awesome presentation! Regarding xhprof, I liked the different alternatives you showed us for using it, e.g. ini file auto prepend/appends, class constructor/destructors, file writes VS APC, etc. Code examples were clear and easy to follow.
19.Oct.2011 at 00:58 by Mark Cavins
Finally someone who is giving more than just the default tools for profiling. All output examples were nice as well.
19.Oct.2011 at 01:10 by Omni Adams
You talk fast, but clearly. Very interesting and informative talk with great examples. People that missed this talk are doing Zendon wrong.
19.Oct.2011 at 02:09 by Anonymous
Great!
19.Oct.2011 at 03:19 by John Russell
Great presentation! I loved the coverage of all of the different options.
19.Oct.2011 at 23:20 by Tom Van Herreweghe via api
A freight train of information. I could probably listen for hours without getting bored. Nice examples and some clever techniques.
24.Oct.2011 at 18:32 by Anonymous
Awesome session, tons of great usable information and a VERY passionate speaker. Way to go!
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19.Oct.2011 at 00:34 by Anonymous
Can you please post the slides?