01.Jun.2011 at 13:45 by Ilia Alshanetsky
Good talk, may subjects/projects where highlighted. When talking about simpler curl interface, mention of pecl/http would be nice ;-)
PHP Reset
Jordi Boggiano (01.Jun.2011 at 11:15)
Talk at International PHP Conference 2011 Spring Edition (English - UK)
This year second versions of Symfony and Zend Framework are being released, they are dropping compatibility with older PHP versions than 5.3. Many libraries that take full advantage of PHP 5.3 features and were written from scratch with today's best practices are also appearing. Git and particularly GitHub usage is rising in the PHP community. It is time for everyone to move forward, at the risk of being left behind. Welcome the new PHP era!
Quicklink: https://joind.in/3489
Slides: PHP Reset
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01.Jun.2011 at 15:43 by Matthias Zitzmann
Great talk, I really like Jordi's kind to present and perform!
02.Jun.2011 at 11:42 by Martijn riemersma
Thanx for the presentation. The composer stuff was really interesting. Also thanx for giving your opinion about Ruby.
02.Jun.2011 at 12:50 by Jörg Basedow
Very informative talk although the common thread wasn't obvious right away. It was more like stringing together the mentioning of some libraries.
It was some very useful stuff in there. I will definitely take a look at the Composer since dependency management is a hot topic in my company at the monent.
I'm also very enthusiastic about the way Symfony will change the way we will develop web apps very soon.
08.Jun.2011 at 12:16 by Anonymous
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01.Jun.2011 at 12:14 by Volker Dusch
Great talk, lots of interesting points about the "new" php environment and many "in case of doubt do it like that" practices for creating open procjects that also make it a lot easier to understand the structe of the projects you can find on github.
For improving the presentation I'd suggest getting a presenter so you don't have to look away from the audience as often. Also it would allow you to point to specific lines of code much easier than trying to do so with your hands. The presentation its self wasn't as fluent as it could have been but all the points where made clear and understandable at a very nice pacing that kept me interested for the whole hour.