This Way or the other Way?

Stefan Priebsch (12.Oct.2011 at 10:30)
Talk at International PHP Conference / WebTech Con 2011 (English - UK)

Many decisions are required when developing software. If we are not sure which path to choose (which is often), we just guess. How about running an A/B test instead, so we can base our decision on empirical data? Why not continuously run A/B tests to increase conversion rates or sales? This presentation introduces how to properly do experiment-driven development in PHP.

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12.Oct.2011 at 09:39 by Daniel Londero

Interesting approach to use to actually do things and decide based on results and not on guessing. Running continuously tests is the way to improve projects.

12.Oct.2011 at 10:01 by Anonymous

Well, maybe it was my fault, but I read the abstract again and i must admit, that I am a little bit disappointed from this talk.
Actually I thought the style would be similar to the binaryBurger-thingy yesterday.

Of course this is a PHP Conference, but I think a lot of the audience would have known how to implement a factory pattern. In my oppinion it should suffer to tell in a more generous way about it.
These implementation details maybe suitable for people which do not programm every day, but what gives us a real benefit from talkers like you is your experience and your advices in everyday business.
We should be inspired then, run home and implement those factories and experiments or digg through your example code on github.

Thank you anyway :)

13.Oct.2011 at 13:22 by Thomas Matysik

Interessting talk. Unfortunately my knowledge is not so good in factory/abstracts/interfaces. But i'd like to lern more about, so i can use the experiment part. Could you tell me where to find the Code Examples from your Presentation?

Thanks

13.Oct.2011 at 15:12 by Leo Bernhard

Talk showed an interesting application to use factirey - but
at least to me, it missed the topic according to abstract.

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