International PHP Conference
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Workshop
Stefan Priebsch and Arne Blankerts
Code like a Pro No matter how experienced you are as a developer: you can always improve. This workshop teaches advanced coding techniques through live coding. First up, we will solve some ...
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Presentation
Sebastian Bergmann and Arne Blankerts
Do you verify your views? We all know how to test domain logic in isolation from framework, database, and template rendering. While testing framework and database interaction can be considered to be solved ...
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Arne Blankerts
WebAuthn: Passwords are legacy! In March 2018, the haveibeenpwned.com password database contained about 501 Million hashes of known, stolen passwords. Yet, despite the fact companies obviously fail to securely ...
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Presentation
Stefan Priebsch
The GDPR and You You probably have a love/hate relationship with the GDPR, just like me. It may do a great job protecting our privacy, but honestly, even that remains to be seen. For most ...
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Arne Blankerts
Efficient Domain-Driven Design: An Introduction to Event Storming Before the start of development comes the gathering of requirements. This daunting task with the seemingly endless discussions. Followed by the creation of epics, user stories or ...
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Presentation
Stefan Priebsch
Performance in a Personalized World Good performance is a key success factor for public-facing software on the internet. Over the years, we have gotten pretty good at scaling content delivery, usually through a ...
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Presentation
Sebastian Bergmann
Getting Started with PHPUnit If you want to be sure that your software works correctly then you need to continuously test it. Automated tests save you from pressing F5 in the browser all the time as well as ...
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Presentation
Sebastian Bergmann
Making PHPUnit Better Join Sebastian Bergmann, the creator of PHPUnit, to learn how PHPUnit works, why it works like that, why he wishes it did not work like that, and what he is doing about it.
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Sebastian Bergmann
Prepare for tomorrow, today Currently, the PHP project actively supports PHP 7.1 and PHP 7.2. The security support for PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.0 ends in December 2018. Now is the time to prepare for this year's PHP ...