2020 Talks
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Hacking PHP applications from scratch
Antti Rossi
CTO @ Jobilla
Security is a tedious cat and mouse game, that’s increasing in development speed and complexity every single day. Hackers’ game plan is to know more about certain edge cases and in-depth details regarding the technologies they’re attempting to compromise, than the developers who initially built and are currently maintaining those technologies.
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Best practices for crafting high quality PHP apps
James Titcumb
Consultant @ Roave, LLC
This workshop intends to improve your skills in planning, documenting, some aspects of development, testing and delivery of software for both legacy and greenfield projects.
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Climbing the Abstract Syntax Tree
James Titcumb
Consultant @ Roave, LLC
The new Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) in PHP 7 means the way our PHP code is being executed has changed. Understanding this new fundamental compilation step is key to understanding how our code is being run.
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Building a non-blocking service with Symfony and ReactPHP
Marc Morera
Software Architect @ PHP.Coach
In this small tutorial, we will make the full transition of a small regular Symfony project with Mysql and Redis as our persistence layer, into a full non-blocking async application by using ReactPHP.
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Pragmatic Optimism: How PHP Conquered the Web
Samantha Quinones
Director of Engineering @ Skillshare
Today, PHP is a serious and capable programming language, and its endurance speaks to the murky place where computer science meets software engineering. Let’s examine its history, how it got here, and where it’s going next.
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Finding bugs in seconds
Gert de Pagter
Software engineer @ YourSurprise
In this talk we'll explore the static analysis tools that answer these questions for us. We'll also use these tools to add new functionality, like read only properties and generics, to PHP, without the need for a new language.
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Never* use arrays
Larry Garfield
Director of Developer Experience @ Platform.sh
PHP loves its arrays. Arrays are the uber-data structure. They're a list, a map, a stack, a queue, everything in one! Which is the problem.
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PHP 7.4: The new hotness
Larry Garfield
Director of Developer Experience @ Platform.sh
This talk will review the various exciting reasons why you want to start using the new stable PHP as soon as possible.
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Modern and Secure PHP
Ben Edmunds
Staff Engineer @ Wayfair
Learn what's changed in the PHP world over the last few years. Classes, objects, statics, traits, unit testing, composer, password hashing; it's a whole new ballgame.
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Static Code Analysis in PHP – How to write less tests
Benjamin Cremer
Developer @ CHECK24
This talk will show you the tools to get you started as well as the requirements your code must meet to get the most out of static code analysis.
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Escaping from OOP boundaries
Alexander Lisachenko
Head of Software Architecture @ Alpari
Join me and I will show you hidden ways to escape your existing OOP boundaries and teach you new advanced patterns that can help you in daily code development.
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How about some Text Mining?
Mihailo Joksimovic
Software Architect @ JAGGAER Direct
Have you ever wondered how the text is vectorized and then used for classification and prediction tasks? Or how you can use Text Mining against your Bugs or Requirements?
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