The SymfonyLive Conference 2015 is a unique opportunity to meet the Symfony community. Enterprise open source software users and developers from all over the place, come together to talk with the Symfony team, share their experiences with the framework, gain new skills and aspire to the next level.
09:00 |
Introduction to Symfony
Workshop by Lukas Sadzik (6 hour) Introduction to Symfony |
REST Services with Symfony
Workshop by Tim Glabisch (6 hour) REST Services with Symfony |
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Plug 'n Play Packages with Puli
Workshop by Bernhard Schussek (6 hour) Plug 'n Play Packages with Puli |
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Towards Symfony3
Workshop by Andreas Hucks (6 hour) Towards Symfony3 |
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Symfony Best Practices
Workshop by Hugo Hamon (6 hour) Symfony Best Practices |
09:00 |
Introduction to Docker
Workshop by Frank Stelzer (6 hour) Introduction to Docker |
Going Further With Symfony2
Workshop by Hugo Hamon (6 hour) Going Further With Symfony2 |
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Mastering Symfony2 Forms
Workshop by Bernhard Schussek (6 hour) Mastering Symfony2 Forms |
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Profiling PHP
Workshop by Fabien Potencier (6 hour) Profiling PHP |
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Functional Testing in Symfony
Workshop by Benjamin Eberlei (6 hour) Functional Testing in Symfony |
09:00 |
The Path to Symfony 3.0
Keynote by Fabien Potencier in Sixt (1 hour) The Path to Symfony 3.0 |
10:30 |
Outsource your CMS: Drupal 8 as a drop-in content engine
Talk by Campbell Vertesi, Jeffrey A. "jam" McGuire in Sixt (45 minutes) Outsource your CMS: Drupal 8 as a drop-in content engine |
Die Dokumentation Braucht Dich!
Talk by Christian Flothmann in Blackfire (45 minutes) Die Dokumentation Braucht Dich! |
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11:30 |
Decomposing Packages
Talk by Beau Simensen in Sixt (45 minutes) Decomposing Packages |
Concurrency Control richtig implementieren mit Doctrine
Talk by Tobias Schultze in Blackfire (45 minutes) Concurrency Control richtig implementieren mit Doctrine |
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14:00 |
Microservices: Klein aber oho!
Talk by Stephan Hochdörfer in Sixt (45 minutes) Microservices: Klein aber oho! |
Eine skalierbare und erweiterbare Produktsuche
Talk by Benjamin Cremer in Blackfire (45 minutes) Eine skalierbare und erweiterbare Produktsuche |
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15:00 |
Wie man sich auf PHP 7 vorbereitet
Talk by Sebastian Bergmann in Sixt (45 minutes) Wie man sich auf PHP 7 vorbereitet |
Growing your Filesystem
Talk by Frank de Jonge in Blackfire (45 minutes) Growing your Filesystem |
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16:15 |
The quest for global design principles
Talk by Matthias Noback in Sixt (45 minutes) The quest for global design principles |
Doctrine 2: To Use or Not to Use
Talk by Benjamin Eberlei in Blackfire (45 minutes) Doctrine 2: To Use or Not to Use |
09:00 |
Fix Your Company Culture
Keynote by Johann-Peter Hartmann in Sixt (1 hour) Fix Your Company Culture |
10:30 |
Puli: Die nächste Revolution
Talk by Bernhard Schussek in Sixt (45 minutes) Puli: Die nächste Revolution |
HTTP/2.0 101 Introduction
Talk by Bastian Hofmann in Blackfire (45 minutes) HTTP/2.0 101 Introduction |
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13:30 |
Robuste und Skalierbare Anwendungen durch Verteilte Systeme
Talk by Ole Michaelis in Sixt (45 minutes) Robuste und Skalierbare Anwendungen durch Verteilte Systeme |
Sulu and the other guys - Wie Sulu mit anderen Applikationen zusammen spielt
Talk by Johannes Moser in Blackfire (45 minutes) Sulu and the other guys - Wie Sulu mit anderen Applikationen zusammen spielt |
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14:00 |
Hello, PSR-7!
Talk by Beau Simensen in Sixt (45 minutes) Hello, PSR-7! |
Kubernetes: Wie Chefkoch.de mit Containern arbeitet
Talk by Per Bernhardt in Blackfire (45 minutes) Kubernetes: Wie Chefkoch.de mit Containern arbeitet |
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15:00 |
Wir brauchen Rockstars, keine Band!
Talk by Christian Schaefer in Sixt (45 minutes) Wir brauchen Rockstars, keine Band! |
Let's automate stuff with Ansible
Talk by Sebastian Göttschkes in Blackfire (45 minutes) Let's automate stuff with Ansible |
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16:15 |
Hexagonal architecture - Message-Oriented Software Design
Talk by Matthias Noback in Sixt (45 minutes) Hexagonal architecture - Message-Oriented Software Design |
Working with a single, scary, big VCS repository
Talk by Benjamin Eberlei in Blackfire (45 minutes) Working with a single, scary, big VCS repository |