Talk in English - UK at PHPUGFFM III/2017
View Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/maximilianberghoff/der-content-manager-mag-den-baum
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/ded62
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Tree-like structures are omnipresent throughout the web. Whether in the plain URL of a website, as navigation-menu or for board- or chatlogs. Even XML represents a tree-like structure. So why not store data in such a construct? In the Java-World there is the JCR named ContentRepository which stores data in a tree-like structure. The JCR has been ported to PHP as PHPCR. Using the Doctrine-Wrapper PHPCR-ODM it can be integrated into applications without hassle.
This talk will show how to effectively persist semi-structured content, dynamic routing or other hierarchically structured data.
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Good intro to the PCR and PHPCR "standard".
If you are doing content management stuff, this is definitely worth looking into.
PS: Took me a while to understand the "real problem" PHPCR is solving.
Good talk
Brief introduction to JCR and PHPCR, also showed some code examples and compared different tree models. It was not totally obvious though why one should prefer a content repository over a "traditional" database. A more deep dive approach into the pros and cons would have been nice. Also, as with all "Let-me-show-you-something-new"-talks I think it needs a "when to NOT use this" section, or a lessons learned part.
The talk lacked a certain coherence in language and articulation.
Nevertheless, I you have never heard of content repositories before it offered an understandable overview of the topic.
Finally i added my slides i used for the talk.
I am really happy to see so much constructive critics for my talk. Thanks a lot, i will use it it make the talk and my self better.