Lukas Kahwe Smith (11.Oct.2011 at 16:15)
Talk at International PHP Conference / WebTech Con 2011 (English - UK)
This sessions is essentially a tour through real life Symfony2 code. No bullet points, only code. During the talk the general architecture and philosophy of Symfony2 will be illustrated. Key design concepts will be shown with practical examples and popular so called "Bundles" that extend the functionality of Symfony2 will be introduced.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/3879
Slides: Symfony2 by Code
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12.Oct.2011 at 08:51 by Lukas Kahwe Smith
Thx for the feedback. Yeah, need to simplify my examples more and make sure I have an order of how I want to show things if the audience isn't asking questions. Also I am pondering if I should rather just show what kind of things are possible with Symfony2 briefly .. and then focus more on showing all the steps in creating a new Bundle. So sorry that the experiment still needs work .. hope I get some more feedback.
12.Oct.2011 at 09:51 by Anonymous
Hey, allthough you struggled a little bit sometimes, it doesn't disturbed the talk.
It's always difficult to get the code, talk and follow the line of your talk. But for Symfony-Novices it was the right look into the core of it.
12.Oct.2011 at 10:03 by Anonymous
hi lsmith, could you share the code? :) I wish there was some video, or could be put online sort of, this is the kind of things that can intro us more and more into dev/usage area of sf2...
thanks
12.Oct.2011 at 10:04 by Anonymous
@cordoval
13.Oct.2011 at 12:48 by Lukas Kahwe Smith
@cordovol: i added the link to the code as the slide link (see at the top) .. but you shouldn't vote on talks you didn't attend ..
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11.Oct.2011 at 20:51 by Jörg Basedow
Good introductory walk through. I liked, that the talk had no slides. The speaker was a little underprepared regarding the stuff to show, but it went well enough.