Looking Ahead: PHP 5.5

David Soria Parra

Friday 22 February 2013 from 11:45 to 07:02

Talk in English - US at PHP UK Conference 2013
Track Name: Track 1
View Slides: http://patches.experimentalworks.net/Looking Ahead PHP 5 Animations.pdf
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/97de9 (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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Looking Ahead: PHP 5.5

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Peter McDonald at 13:10 on 22 Feb 2013

Very interesting talk delivered very confidently. Good to hear on some of the additions that are coming and the changes in release cycle. Now lets get that rfc started for removing goto (sorry Sara)

Mark Baker at 13:32 on 22 Feb 2013

Nothing particularly new that hasn't been blogged on before and in more detail, but useful to get a summary of the key new features all in a single session; and a quick look into some of the rfc discussions for the future of PHP

Elliot Ward at 15:34 on 22 Feb 2013

Informative and candid talk about not just what is coming up in 5.5, but how we got to this point and why.

Si Griffiths at 12:03 on 23 Feb 2013

Open and honest information about the future of php. Thank you

Simon R Jones at 14:12 on 23 Feb 2013

Good explanation of the current PHP release schedule and future features of PHP

James Dunmore at 20:58 on 23 Feb 2013

Nothing that I couldn't have googled but really interesting to hear it from the horses mouth and understand a bit more of how and why. Well presented talk.

Tom at 13:56 on 24 Feb 2013

Great session

Christopher Hoult at 10:04 on 25 Feb 2013

A good presentation of what's coming up; interesting to get more background on the Password API which suddenly looks more useful to me.

I'm not sure I liked some of the news that was delivered, but perhaps that's more to take up with the Core team as a whole...

Richard Turner at 14:40 on 25 Feb 2013

I found the Q&A more informative than the talk itself, given that I'd already read about most of the new features described. It was good to hear about the plans for integration of an opcode cache though; that was news to me. All-in-all an interesting talk.