Does anyone know how i can contribute to original source code for php i wanna add threading and parallel processing thats the missing feature in php

😂i like the question eish people need theading in php

i dont like variable naming being short, in fact "clean code" book written by Robert C Martin says that you should not use single letters for variable names and your variable and function names must be good and descriptive. That shows the developer intention, how c is better than count? I don't get it! 19:00

ok, this is crazy.

Any chance for a link to slides? To see skipped content?

Timo Korinth <3

Dont do um um um um ummmm please. Nice seminar

Where do I get the link to the Service file from?

unfortunately this wont work in a Wordpress project

I like RPC more, it's more true and realistic, thanks for the talk

Great job Den!!!!

Thanks for your good content, excuse me Sir; I can not use FIBER, and i have PHP 8.2, always says (php Uncaught Error Class Fiber not found)

Hi is it possible to put botman in a php model where can i style it

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This is a really bad speech. He's mixing DDD with Hexagonal Architecture.

In many cases, I add logic to get and set properties (mostly get). So for consistency, I add setters and getters for the rest, even if a prop is read-only.

kudos to Mr. Sebastian for all you contributions to PHP community

Why isn't there a PSR for templating engines?

It's shame that many large organisations are making revenues on top of php but rarely someone making that needed contributions back to community. Upcoming years can chnage that with all stakeholders view point changing in supporting community. Without advancements in php core, the language itself would stagnate and burden on people that you can count on fingertips can only last till they are available. Sadly the eco system itself has been too fragmented and it would be in everyone's benefit in having working stnadard which allows language to thrive among other eco systems. After all everyone involved has to make living out of it, that includes maintianers and users.

The video title and its description are wrong. The correct title is "PHP FFI vs extension development"

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Hi, interesting talk! Are there online architecture kata workshops? I would really like to try it!

This is excellent! Onboarding and dev environment are such low hanging fruit for optimization and this is an elegant solution.

Very inspiring. Makes me want to play with AI.

Mezzio kannte ich bisher gar nicht. Ich selbst setze bei kleinen PHP-Projekten sehr gerne auf Slim-PHP und habe erstaunt festgestellt das travello Modul und Slim-Skeleton im Prinzip auf selbe Struktur setzen. Die Einarbeitung für einen Slim-PHP-Kenner sollte also nicht sonderlich schwierig sein.

It feels like this guy build like 20% of all my dependencies. :D

this was interesting to listen=)

awesome Php is 💪🏻

Sparta was from dorian - Dorians - Spartans King Aegimius = Agim King of Spartans from Macedonia and DORIANS has the Meaning in Albanian Dorians= Dorë= Duar = Duart - Händs training drin the King of Spartans Aegimius with the Speer - Albanian and not Greek.

Glad to hear PHP is still getting plenty of TLC :)

Awesome panel, and awesome conference! See you next year! 😀

Good to hear a bit more about the foundation and the efforts to pay devs full time. But it's still so crazy that businesses running on PHP create billions in revenue every year, yet the development of the core language has only a couple hundred thousand USD available.

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so I think try_files should have @php first, then have $uri and $uri/, because it tries the files in the order provided...

How can I use it?)

Great talk, and something to do even at the start of a new project to prolong the lifetime of an application you probably don't want to deal with 5 yrs down the line :D.

0:01 - Introduction 2:09 - Old Style PHP 4:33 - Modern PHP 7:13 - Load Balancing 10:30 - Keep Alive connections 11:32 - GZip compression 13:35 - Static files Cache Control 14:43 - Built-In Tracking 15:58 - Language-based Routing 18:06 - A/B Testing 20:40 - Large Files Uploads 24:41 - Download as Attachment 26:47 - Download with Authorization 29:26 - API Rate Limits 34:39 - Ring Down Chain 37:08 - Client Side Certificates 39:12 - Access by Lua 43:20 - End

I wrote a sort of minimalist, speed oriented ( in terms of performance, and in terms of the pace which you can write code ) framework because i like working closer to the language and not super far out there in abstracted framework land.. I primarily used associative arrays and static classes as the structures it operates with/uses, despite everyone being in love with objects. I also ditched PSR compatibility, MVC, etc etc. The framework says the design pattern is up to you. Performance wise, once we migrated ~5000 lines of code to this framework in a 'legacy' procedural system, we saw: <1% loss of performance. An extra +90kb memory consumption whereas we originally only used 272kb of ram for this. Lines of code were cut ~50%. Init time for the framework is just 0.07ms. Compare that to the results of a laravel or symfony refactor.. OK.. you will save more than 50% lines of code, but your performance hit is going to be massive and also things are going to be very abstracted. So in my experience i would say use a framework ( it will save you a lot of time doing repetitive tasks ) but don't use an ultrafat one that abstracts what's going on down to nothing if performance matters to you.

this is pure gold

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The duckDB example was smooth. Thx a ton, I would do a similar trick when having issues with the Redis connector

hello PLZ , cmd tool name plz ?

so coool ,thank you so much

you commited a file1 with content file1 with commits ùessage file1 , I uncompress it manually to understand that in objects , there is a folder for the filename compressed, a folder for the files content compressed, ana the commit message compressed

So basically: Don't actually use the framework that you chose (& learned how to use). Instead invest a lot of additional work into preparing a very theoretical transfer to another framework years down the road... Realistically it's much better to use one framework properly and invest a little work to stay up to date. Most projects won't live for more than a couple years anyway and there's zero guarantee that in 5-10 years you'd even use the same programming language for a relaunch. A loosely coupled project won't help you at all then.

These types of talk need more views.

Thank you for the upload!

Nice to think though these issues.

DID YOU SAY PARA-DIG-EM....

this is like typescript but for php