Laracon EU 2016
2016-08-23..2016-08-24
Amsterdam, Netherlands
[Laracon EU 2013, Laracon EU 2015, Laracon EU 2016, Laracon EU 2017, Laracon EU 2018, Laracon EU 2019, Laracon EU 2022, Laracon EU 2024, Laracon EU 2025]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Memories of | 02m | |
Listing for Laracon EU 2016 called Memories of delivers nothing concrete about code or results and the machine transcript is just applause and music. The page… | ||
| Keynote | Taylor Otwell | 50m |
Announces Laravel 5.3 shipping with concrete features and demos: queue worker forking and failed-jobs now record full exceptions so stuck jobs get killed and… | ||
| Modern Frontend with Vue.js | Evan You | 39m |
Vue claims rapid adoption with 25,000 stars on GitHub and roughly 1M downloads recently, and reports about $8,000 monthly community funding to sustain… | ||
| The State Of Content Management | Tihomir Opacic | 43m |
A quick checklist: a claim that 82.1% of websites run PHP and WordPress powers 26.6% of sites / 59.5% CMS share; actual polls showing 43% build admin panels… | ||
| Making the most out of MySQL | Gabriela D'Ávila | 39m |
Covers concrete MySQL 5.7 changes: online DDL can be in-place or copy, converting TEXT to JSON triggers a slow copy so run JSON_VALID first, and JSON fields… | ||
| Taking care of backups with Laravel | Freek van der Herten | 35m |
Package called laravel-backup claims easy backups for small teams and shows concrete tooling: 125,000 downloads, uses mysqldump + zip + S3 (any Flysystem… | ||
| Curing the common loop | Adam Wathan | 46m |
Shows concrete refactorings that remove loops, conditionals and temporary variables by using higher‑order functions on Laravel collections, demonstrating the… | ||
| TDD is dead, long live TDD | Jon Acker | 49m |
Claim: TDD isn't dead but reframed as specification by example, shifting focus from unit test nouns to executable specs that guide design. Demonstrates PHP… | ||
| Varnish for PHP developers | Mattias Geniar | 46m |
Varnish is an HTTP cache/reverse proxy that turns many backend PHP requests into one by honoring or overriding TTLs, using vcl_recv, vcl_hash… | ||
| Embrace chatops, stop installing deployment software | Geshan Manandhar | 42m |
Advocates replacing local deployment tools with chat-driven automation and shows a working stack: hubot on Slack, Dockerized apps, Kubernetes for orchestration… | ||
| Please Understand Me | Matthias Noback | 35m |
Shows how aligning goals stops blame shifting and actually speeds delivery: adopt Domain-Driven Design to learn the customer domain, use BDD/TDD/CI to turn… | ||
| IOC container beyond constructor injection | Hannes Van De Vreken | 38m |
Explains concrete patterns and Laravel calls: the IOC container composes objects via app->bind / app->make / app->singleton, uses reflection for recursive… | ||
| The lucid architecture for building scalable applications | Abed Halawi | 46m |
Lucid is a Laravel 5.3–native architecture that turns each user capability into a feature class which runs small, single‑purpose job steps kept in domain… | ||
| How to avoid database migration hell | Edward Coleridge Smith | 43m |
Argues migrations manage schema only and seeds manage data, with concrete commands like artisan make:migration and using Faker + factories for realistic… | ||
| How to Effectively grow a Development team | Jeroen van der Gulik | 47m |
Built a new "digital airport" handling traffic spikes from events (16 million annual passengers) by creating three to five product teams from scratch, running… | ||
| Future is a thing of the past | Mitchell van Wijngaarden | 47m |
An online board‑game shop gets built as a running example to prove event sourcing and domain events capture business facts, not CRUD; the system appends… | ||
| One Box Doesn't fit all | Frank de Jonge | 41m |
Conference recap: claims, numbers, tools and outcomes. Flysystem hits near 10 million installs and a regex bug causes 200 million operations that brought Stack… | ||
| Bringing User Stories to Life | Gemma Cameron | 36m |
Uses character-driven comics to turn backlog cards and gherkin templates into compact, testable narratives that surface real user intent. Tools include a wiki… | ||
| No Excuse, User Research | Lily Dart | 40m |
Three concrete methods with times and thresholds: tag bug reports to surface recurring usability issues (three similar reports from 300 users flags… | ||
| Project Utopia | Caryn Humphreys, Jesse O'Brien | 49m |
Explains a concrete process: upfront weekly billing instead of fixed bids, a kickoff + discovery + sprint cadence, checklist items (version control… | ||
| Your own recomendation Engine with Neo4j AND Reco4PHP | Christophe Willemsen | 46m |
Claims that Reco4PHP is a standalone recommendation skeleton built atop Neo4j and that Neo4j can traverse millions of relationships per core per second… | ||
| Web accessibility for Artisans | Franz Liedke | 44m |
Makes a clear claim that semantic HTML gives accessibility by default and backs it with screen reader demos plus mention of a Braille terminal and heavy… | ||
| nothing matches | ||