Talk in English - UK at SymfonyCon Berlin 2016
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/e141b
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After several months of discussion, the PHP-FIG (PHP Framework Interop Group) published the PSR-6. Its goal is to enable interoperability between caching systems implementations - a mandatory aspect to improve performance in your applications. At this conference, we will see the benefits and limitations of PSR-6, we will discuss the various existing cache solutions (Doctrine, Stash, php-cache), and I will present the Symfony 3.1 Cache component and its latest improvements in version 3.2.
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Parts were interesting
Informative and practical
I wish they talk focused a bit more about the process and decision making that led to the psr, or showed more implementation detail via examples. This way it was kind of in the middle of both worlds and not as great as it could have been.
Good speed, nice examples, great info
It was very interesting
Very clear and interesting, as usual.
Definitely worth hearing!
good and interesting. learned some cool tricks and not known things. a bit too much reading just the code
Very well!!!
Every Junior should attend this talk. Twice!
As usual nice talk. Good explanation of the current implementation and the future features to come.
Nice overview of PSR-6, with good guidance on when you should (not) use caching, and a quick look at the new features that Symfony 3.2 brings (tag based invalidation is here folks, but with great power comes great responsibility!).
Good talk with overview about caching.
Good insights and overview
Great talk, especially second part, thank you!
Clear and informative, well structured presentation!
Worth hearing
Topic was promising. I was given no insights about how and why. Only final solution and reading out code from slides.
I was expecting something more.
Was good to see what more Symfony brings to the table