03.Nov.2010 at 23:53 by Dorea Hardy
Awesome information. Would make for a great book too! I can't wait to get home and try some of this stuff out!
Hidden Features of PHP
Ilia Alshanetsky (03.Nov.2010 at 16:00)
Talk at ZendCon 2010 (English - US)
PHP has been growing and evolving as a language for over a decade now and in this time managed to accumulate many functionalities and features. In fact so great is it breadth of functionality much of it lies unknown to most users. This session will focus on uncovering various functionality gems and developers may not know PHP has, but can help in their day to day development efforts.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/2270
Track(s): PHP Development
Slides: Hidden Features of PHP
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03.Nov.2010 at 23:54 by Carl Welch
Very, very useful. Especially looking forward to trying mail.log and fileinfo.
03.Nov.2010 at 23:56 by Ralph Dosser
First thing: a very, very useful talk.
Nit-pick: your last slide misidentified this URL (it gave 2250, which was the joind.in for your memcache talk).
The big problem I had was that the all-caps nature of the slides was very confusing - I couldn't tell what was supposed to be capitalized (constants, camel-case names).
Thanks!
03.Nov.2010 at 23:56 by Nils Adermann
Great presentation style, plenty of useful pieces of information.
Speaker comment:
04.Nov.2010 at 00:11 by Ilia Alshanetsky
Yeah, the link to Joind.in was incorrect :/. I hoped the font would make things a bit more visible, but it has the unfortunate of making everything look upper-case. I guess that experiment didn't work.
04.Nov.2010 at 00:36 by Ivo Jansch
I wasn't able to attend the whole talk but the part that I did see was great stuff. Very well presented and useful.
05.Nov.2010 at 05:35 by David Abdemoulaie
Ilia is always an entertaining speaker. Very informative and useful.
07.Nov.2010 at 10:44 by Tom Van Herreweghe
Great talk. The pace was just right to introduce you to new stuff, yet not linger on it too long like a class in school. It definitely made me want to look everything up again, and see where I can apply it in my applications.
10.Nov.2010 at 16:51 by Errol Sayre
One of the best talks at ZendCon 2010. Glad the slides are online because I lost my notes for this session.
03.Nov.2010 at 23:51 by Robert Gonzalez
Freaking awesome talk. Lots and lots of information, and plenty of new features that many of us have wanted for a while.