International PHP Conference Spring 09
25 - 27 May 2009
at Berlin, Germany
PHP spearheads the web world, integrating itself with databases, legacy applications, RIA applications and RESTful web services in a fast and easy way. In a world of heterogenous IT infrastructures, PHP is the glue of choice for building superb web applications that save costs, leverage business processes and connect IT systems that couldn´t connect before. This year´s Spring Conference leverages the topic of connecting the world through the usage of PHP.
Schedule
Monday 25th May 2009
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XML and XPath with PHP
Talk by Tobias Schlitt XML and XPath with PHP |
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Refactor it! A practical iourney into the test-driven world
Talk by Lars Jankowfsky, Thorsten Rinne Refactor it! A practical iourney into the test-driven world |
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MySQL Cluster Workshop
Talk by Sonali Minocha MySQL Cluster Workshop |
Tuesday 26th May 2009
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MySQL Performance Tuning & Optimization Capsule
Talk by Sonali Minocha MySQL Performance Tuning & Optimization Capsule |
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Flex, AIR and PHP: the beginning of a beautiful friendship!
Talk by Mihai Corlan Flex, AIR and PHP: the beginning of a beautiful friendship! |
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Making frameworks suck less
Talk by Terry Chay Making frameworks suck less |
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WebDAV - The good, the bad and the evil
Talk by Tobias Schlitt WebDAV - The good, the bad and the evil |
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Sichere Applikationen auf Basis des Zend-Frameworks
Talk by Stefan Esser Sichere Applikationen auf Basis des Zend-Frameworks |
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Professional Refactoring
Talk by Thorsten Rinne Professional Refactoring |
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Why Architecture in Web Development matters
Talk by Lars Jankowfsky Why Architecture in Web Development matters |
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Zend Server and Zend Studio Integration
Talk by Baldur Scherabon Zend Server and Zend Studio Integration |
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PHP Development with Eclipse PDT 2.0
Talk by Bastian Feder PHP Development with Eclipse PDT 2.0 |
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The Present and Future of PHP
Keynote by Andrei Zmievski The Present and Future of PHP |
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DTrace für AMP-Entwickler und Administratoren
Talk by Johannes Schlüter DTrace für AMP-Entwickler und Administratoren |
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Advanced SQL-based freetext search (case study)
Talk by Lukas Smith Advanced SQL-based freetext search (case study) |
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Bytekit - Ein Werkzeug zur Arbeit mit PHP Bytecode
Talk by Stefan Esser Bytekit - Ein Werkzeug zur Arbeit mit PHP Bytecode |
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intl me this, intl me that
Talk by Andrei Zmievski intl me this, intl me that |
Wednesday 27th May 2009
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Fließend XML - XMLReader & XMLWriter im Einsatz
Talk by Arne Blankerts Fließend XML - XMLReader & XMLWriter im Einsatz |
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Refactoring und Migration, oder wohin mit dem alten Code?
Talk by Stefan Priebsch Refactoring und Migration, oder wohin mit dem alten Code? |
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Cool PHP Objects Sleep on the Couch
Talk by Sebastian Bergmann Cool PHP Objects Sleep on the Couch |
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Frameworkqualität: Tests als Gütesiegel
Talk by Benjamin Eberlei Frameworkqualität: Tests als Gütesiegel |
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OOP ... aber richtig
Talk by Stefan Priebsch OOP ... aber richtig |
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All the Little Pieces: Distributed systems with PHP
Talk by Andrei Zmievski All the Little Pieces: Distributed systems with PHP |
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Organized serendipity: Inside report from the core of PHP development
Keynote by Lukas Smith Organized serendipity: Inside report from the core of PHP development |
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Multi-Master MySQL
Talk by Arne Blankerts Multi-Master MySQL |
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PHP Compiler Internals
Talk by Sebastian Bergmann PHP Compiler Internals |
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PHP without PHP
Talk by Terry Chay PHP without PHP |
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The Lumber Mill - Using XSLT for your templates
Talk by Thomas Weinert The Lumber Mill - Using XSLT for your templates |
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Hidden gems in PHP 5.3
Talk by Johannes Schlüter Hidden gems in PHP 5.3 |
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Learning from Rails - Migrate and Deploy with ease!
Talk by Thies C. Arntzen Learning from Rails - Migrate and Deploy with ease! |
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"XSS-Schwachstelle kompromittiert Server" - Ungewöhnliche Exploits näher betrachtet
Talk by Carsten Eilers "XSS-Schwachstelle kompromittiert Server" - Ungewöhnliche Exploits näher betrachtet |
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Almost Pythonic
Talk by David Zuelke Almost Pythonic |
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Framework? No thank you, I will use my own!
Talk by Lars Jankowfsky, Thorsten Rinne Framework? No thank you, I will use my own! |