phpday 2020
2020-09-08
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| phpday 2020 - recap | 01m | |
phpday 2020 took place online on September 8th, 2020. More details: https://2020.phpday.it/
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| Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Playing "Developer" | Gary Hockin | 42m |
Concrete takeaways: prioritize unit tests as a quicksave regularly habit so changes feel reversible, make code reviews a learning shortcut not a shove-it-off… | ||
| What's new in PHP 8 | Derick Rethans | 38m |
PHP 8 adds concrete features not buzzwords: union types (including built‑in mixed) let arguments and properties accept multiple concrete types, attributes… | ||
| Symfony 5, the new bits | Andreas Hucks | 52m |
Symfony 5 removes deprecations, bumps PHP requirements, and promotes several components from experimental to stable: HttpClient (async requests, HTTP/2, PSR… | ||
| Leveraging Typed Exceptions for Cleaner Error Handling | Chris Holland | 51m |
Argues that typed exceptions simplify layered PHP code by replacing sentinel returns with real error types, showing Doctrine’s getSingleResult throwing… | ||
| Kubernetes for PHP developers | Alessandro Lai | 42m |
Claims that PHP is lightweight enough to run many web workers with 128 MB per container and that a standard stack is simply nginx+php-fpm pods managed by… | ||
| Technically Speaking: Improve your code with documentation | Alexandra White | 46m |
Claim: documentation measurably speeds onboarding and future maintenance; evidence: an open‑source bingo plugin released without docs resurfaces four years… | ||
| Looping the Loop with SPL Iterators | Mark Baker | 34m |
SPL Iterators are shown to reduce complexity and improve readability by replacing arrays with iterable objects like IteratorAggregate that wrap a PDO statement… | ||
| Getting started with ReactPHP Pushing real-time data to the browser | Christian Lück | 46m |
Claims that PHP runs non‑blocking I/O with an event loop, uses promises and streams, and pushes live data to browsers via Server‑Sent Events. Implements TCP… | ||
| Pragmatic Optimism: How PHP Conquered the Web | Samantha Quiñones | 01h 06m |
Claims that PHP grows organically from glue into a real language and that its endurance comes from pragmatic choices not purity The evidence: a timeline of… | ||
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