PHPConf.Asia 2016
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Keynote | Davey Shafik | 30m |
Graphs show PHP and JavaScript trends mirroring each other while PHP powers 82% of the web. Composer ecosystem counts over 100,000 packages and almost 7… | ||
| Code Archaeology: Becoming Indiana Jones | Michael Heap | 33m |
A practical recipe for reversing unknown PHP projects: claim is that you can get an app running and safe to change by mapping entry points… | ||
| Magento in the age of 2 | Ben Marks | 37m |
Magento 2 is a rewritten, modular PHP e‑commerce platform that already powers 150,000 stores and moves roughly $50B/year. It uses Composer, constructor… | ||
| Continuous Deployment at Scale | Premshree Pillai | 24m |
Etsy runs small, incremental releases — roughly 20–40 deploys a day (about 30 code deploys plus 30+ config pushes) — by shipping directly to master behind… | ||
| Journey as a web developer | Huiren Woo | 14m |
Starts web development at 13 after failing with C/C++ and Java, picks up PHP and JavaScript, mentors include a Ruby developer who teaches programming… | ||
| Introduction to web security | Jeya Selvi R | 10m |
Covers concrete PHP risks and fixes: shows PHP info leakage and advises disable directory listing and use environment variables for passwords instead of config… | ||
| Good to Great | Alejandro Marcu | 17m |
Advice centers on concrete practices: make tiny, testable changes with tests run on save so failures are easy to locate; pair program in person to expose… | ||
| PHP FIG: Helping communities work together | Michael Cullum | 38m |
A concise history and status report: the group starts with PSR-0 autoloading and now maintains PSR1/2/3/4/6/7/11/13/15/16/17 plus security and style updates… | ||
| The sound of PHP | Steven Cooper | 16m |
Claims that PHP can generate raw audio, then shows it: uses WAV container code from GitHub (PHP Wave Utils), basic tone generator, a C-scale array to render… | ||
| Stepping into the future: Migrating & Deploying PHP7 | Paul Dragoonis | 43m |
Migration targets PHP5 to PHP7 compatibility by showing concrete breakage examples (AST changes that flip evaluation order and stricter octal/removed… | ||
| From PHP to Hack as a Stack and Back | Timothy Chandler | 43m |
History of moving a PHP codebase onto HHVM and Hack with concrete migration notes: HHVM runs as a drop‑in but top‑level code must be bootstrapped (use a… | ||
| PHP 'Bolt' in Nano Server on Hyper-V on Your Laptop or Azure Cloud | Riza Marhaban | 35m |
Speaker: Riza Marhaban (@rizamarhaban)
Most PHP runs on Linux server, however there is a new kid from the cloud. A millennial and disruptive server technology… | ||
| Slow database in your PHP stack? Don't blame the DBA! | Harald Zeitlhofer | 35m |
Typical slow requests turn out to be application problems: tight loops produce N+1 query loop behavior that fires hundreds or even 500× more SQL calls per… | ||
| How I learn good programming by learning Drupal | S J | 19m |
Confesses not being a fluent programmer at first, then shows concrete shifts: builds large Drupal sites (Singtel, XinMSN/Toggle), probes core and contributed… | ||
| Hello World, I'm Laravel | April Kwong | 17m |
Google Trends shows Laravel as the most searched PHP framework over the past 12 months and the stack is used to build a live crowdfunding site for women… | ||
| 10 Awesome things that most people won't notice in PHP | Britta Jaison | 12m |
Quick practical tour of ten underused PHP functions with concrete code and version notes: demos show checkdnsrr used to partially validate email domains… | ||
| Teaching PHP new tricks with machine learning | Damien Damien Seguy | 44m |
Uses the PHP tokenizer to extract comment tokens, converts counts of dollars, semicolons, operators and length into numeric features, trains a small neural net… | ||
| Closing Keynote | Samantha Quiñones | 50m |
October 29, 1969 records the first ARPANET login when UCLA’s Sigma 7 reaches SRI’s GENIE through BBN’s IMPs, the experiment crashes on “logg” then succeeds… | ||
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