Nice talk.
Maybe make it more explicit what problem the Liip serializer is trying to solve.
It seems to me that it generates a class on the fly (which is then probably cached or something).
This class could also have written by hand, which is a normal thing to do in software development.
Generated code has a tendency to perform badly and Liip serializer tries to avoid that problem.
Did I understand that correctly?
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Learned something new quickly and it was presented in a fun way. Loved the talk! Of course, it was unprepared, but that's what an uncon is for.
Interesting and fun talk, will need those slides :)
Nice talk.
Maybe make it more explicit what problem the Liip serializer is trying to solve.
It seems to me that it generates a class on the fly (which is then probably cached or something).
This class could also have written by hand, which is a normal thing to do in software development.
Generated code has a tendency to perform badly and Liip serializer tries to avoid that problem.
Did I understand that correctly?