Cal Evans (29.Sep.2009)
Talk at CodeWorks 2009 (Atlanta) (English - US)
We will discuss the 10 most common design patterns used in web programming and how they can be applied in PHP. This is a PHP 201 level session.Some knowledge of PHP is required to understand.
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30.Sep.2009 at 14:48 by Susan Campbell
For me, this session was a great follow-up to Stefan Priebsch's Advanced OOP & Design Patterns tutorial. It emphasized some of what Priebsch had said, but also introduced new perspectives. Cal's examples were easy to follow as well. Would actually liked to have had more time for the session.
01.Oct.2009 at 15:19 by Errol Sayre
Useful intro (and re-introduction) to several design patterns. Way too fast at about one minute per slide.
Such a fast presentation needs to be a little more rehearsed, but Cal still gave an excellent overview.
01.Oct.2009 at 15:49 by Mario Bittenourt
Very good overall. Too bad that the time constraints prevented further discussions.
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30.Sep.2009 at 14:05 by Benjamin Young
Super fast overview of some of the core design patterns for PHP'ers. Would have been nice to have more time spent on fewer of the patterns. Perhaps a focus on the ones that can be used with SPL, as so few of us even think to use SPL when it could be a very helpful basis for some good refactoring. I'd love to see this be a standard topic in the roster of talks for future conferences.