Taking PHP to the next level
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The document discusses the future of PHP, including new features in PHP 5.4 like namespaces, closures, and traits. It covers emerging technologies like NoSQL databases and PaaS cloud platforms. It emphasizes focusing on users, adopting new technologies, and contributing to open source communities.
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Taking PHP to the next level
- 1. What’s next? Taking PHP to the next level @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 2. You! You! Who are you? What do you do? @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 3. Landscape An overview of the PHP world @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 4. From the museum ... up to here today @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 5. Namespaces @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 6. Namespaces!! @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 7. Closures & λ's (lambdas) Just like javascript... @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 8. SPL LSB __DIR__ Phar GC Functors $Dynamic::$Statics Short Ternaries @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 9. DateTime LSB SPL ext/intl Phar ICU __DIR__ FPM GC Functors MySQLnd Short Ternaries $Dynamic::$Statics NOWDOCS sqlite3 Collator @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 10. Get it? @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 11. 5.4 @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 12. array('foo' => 'bar') @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 13. ['foo' => 'bar'] Short Syntax for arrays! @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 14. $obj->method($var)[2]; Function Array Dereferencing @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 15. Traits Effective code re-use @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
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- 17. SessionHandler class VendorSession extends SessionHandler {} @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 18. A lot more. PHP 5.4 isn’t only traits and arrays @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 19. Indirect Method Calls $func = array(‘Foo’, ‘bar’); $func(); @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 20. Member Access Upon Instantiation @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 21. $obj = (new Foo)->bar(); @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 22. Support this! Added $this closure support. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 23. The future is bright Not only features @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 24. Release Process Making it easier to contribute @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 25. GIT!!! http://git.php.net/ @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 26. Built-in Webserver? @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 27. What does it all mean? @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 28. Stronger Engineering PHP isn’t only for hacking spider scripts @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 29. Better Tools PHP a mature language @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 30. PHPUnit Advanced Unit-Testing @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 31. XDebug Needs no sub-section. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 33. CodeSniffer Make your code comply! @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 34. Getting work done Frameworks old and new @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 35. Symfony @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 37. A bunch of DICs Don’t call me. I’ll call you. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 38. Zend Framework @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 40. Lithium (li3) @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 41. Even Agavi... Take a look seriously. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 42. One step ahead Virtually Rappin’ with HipHop @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 43. External Projects Really worth mentioning. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
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- 45. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 47. On the other hand. What is changing? @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 48. LAMP? Yesterday’s problems @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 49. LNNP? Today’s and Tomorrow’s problems learning from yesterday’s mistakes. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 50. L: Linux N: Nginx N: (N) NoSQL Solutions P: PHP-FPM @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 51. Where does that leave us? @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 52. Evolution @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 53. Platforms @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 54. Cloud... @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 55. Deploying @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 56. Quality Control @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 57. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 58. Focus @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 59. Adapted to evolving needs. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 60. Modern. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 61. Share Nothing Selfish systems @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 62. A new concept No more managing. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 63. Shiny Objects We all want some! @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 64. “Desire and hope will push us toward the future” - Michel De Montaigne @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 65. The David Theory @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 66. “Anything that can be used, should be tried” @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 67. That’s PaaS Make me succeed, but allow me to fail fast. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 68. Redis @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 69. MongoDB @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 70. CouchDB @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 71. Riak @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 72. CloudFlare @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 73. Ruby? :-O @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 74. Python? :o @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 75. Let us reflect. About Technology and Communities @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 76. God Complex David’s Stockholm Syndrome @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 77. Users are worth more than technology @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 78. “All War is Deception” —Sun Tzu @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 79. Next time Think before bitching. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 80. A tip Please consider the following. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 81. Other Techs There is a world out there. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 82. Polyglotism It is not an illness. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 83. Different Worlds But so similar. @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 84. Community Contributing to something @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 85. Notes on the Party Dress warm for #phpbnl12bbq @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
- 86. Free Beer and Stuff? Tweet @orchestra_io @davidcoallier — PHP Benelux 2012
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