2020 Talks
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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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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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Integrated Feature Management - Using Feature Flags
Dana Luther
Senior Web Application Architect @ Envisage International
In this presentation, we’ll go over the benefits of feature flags and demonstrate how to effectively incorporate them into your codebase and workflows.
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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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