Great presentation, thanks

Very good video!! Thank you

This is an amazing keynote, thank you so much Michelle for sharing your story and being vulnerable about what you went through and what you wish for the PHP community. I recognise so much of your journey and whilst I have seen a lot of positive growth over the last few years, we still have a long way to go.

C'est top ! Jadore❤

Although 4yrs ago, this is still a very valid talk. Thank you Matthias

This is solid gold! Thanks for this helpful and insightful presentation.🤯

Great presentation on DDD, especially with the use of Entities and Value Objects. 👍

Thank you so much for this video. This will help us so much with correct releasing (and building). See you again in 2024!

Good one ayesh sir

Pure Gold! Thanks for sharing this presentation.

there should be the direct comparation of the opcodes from the beginning and at the end.

The example at 51:00 I don't think we can do in Vue 😢

This is a good start, but does not address the real issue. ORMs, in general, should never be used as object models. They can be used to persist and hydrate, but that is it. Let's not forget that ORMs are only helpful (debatable) when using a RDBM. This talk is still a 100% data-centric (coupled) approach, with the slight spin that (some) models are decoupled. The real solution is a domain-centric approach. Here you design you a domain model without any consideration for the persistence layer. Persistence is merely a detail. Object properties do not have to map to database columns and classes to tables. You map your domain model "state" to some disk format: which might be a relational database, S3, mongo, memory-only or even a simple file. I have found less and less use for database-driven application state when implementing CQRS. My aggregates can just be serialized to json and stored, since I do not need to query this state (write) model: only hydrate by id. For querying, another data model (read) is used that is optimized for presentation, commonly using a completely different aggregated data store.

Good talk, I am completely on board :)

Github?

Practical DDD (Entities , Value Objects) but above all : EXCELLENT REFACTORING example !!

Goat presentation! Thanks a lot!!

Really good presentation

Wonderful talk! Really appreciate it!

What an excellent talk, one of the best I've seen sofar!

It might be interesting to compare the messages between this and the talk at FooCafe by James Coplien.<kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYGzaHWimsxlZ5Y>

Thank you for the lecture.

It might be unclear why I refer to "technical problems" in the last 4 minutes of the talk. You'll see a cut between the section on time series databases and Quantum Ledger - this was actually a period of about 10 minutes where the stream cut out, we had DPC staff phoning me, all very dramatic. I may publish the blooper reel at some point!

interesting stuff, but that ca. 1760hz is painful at the end of each sentence..

Thanks for a practical DDD talk :D

04:40 jQuery 05:40 ajax

Very usefull inspiration - thx for your passion and organisation ;)

This is very very nice

👍👍👍

Thx

If I want to execute a Query located on a external API, using PHP, how will I do that? I mean, I want to consume a Query from an external API, like rickandmortyapi.com/graphql

It is often hard to understand the second part of a sentence because the volume decreases.

With php 7 it is not only possible but is better than python at this cause php is faster than python at CPU operation. Jit for php 8 will further improve php at CPU operation. Here is a good machine learning library for php rubixml.com/ New powerful math lint for php github.com/markrogoyski/math-php

great talk! thanx. Tobias Nyholm is great speaker! And 1 question - is it ok that on the 24:00+'s slide there is as default 'messenger.bus.commandS' however your command's bus is defined as 'messenger.bus.command' belower? Shoudn't it be the same?

great talk! thanx. Tobias Nyholm is great speaker! And 1 question - is it ok that on the 24:00+'s slide there is as default 'messenger.bus.commandS' however your command's bus is defined as 'messenger.bus.command' belower? Shoudn't it be the same?

great talk! thanx. Tobias Nyholm is great speaker! And 1 question - is it ok that on the 24:00+'s slide there is as default 'messenger.bus.commandS' however your command's bus is defined as 'messenger.bus.command' belower? Shoudn't it be the same?

great talk! thanx. Tobias Nyholm is great speaker! And 1 question - is it ok that on the 24:00+'s slide there is as default 'messenger.bus.commandS' however your command's bus is defined as 'messenger.bus.command' belower? Shoudn't it be the same?

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This is advanced in the context of software engineering as a whole, not just for Laravel! Great insights, thank you Shawn.

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also, at 30:16 you guys have reduced the sellIn property at the first line. so the condition must be ($this-seelIn <= -1), imo

hey, where "normal" comes from at 25:35? and why it should NOT work the same way for "foo"?

Awesome presentation. Very insightful.

Super cool, I love this format it seems very based on your experience and a very 'you' talk

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I will use this in my game engine and get rich thanks

Great talk Larry! If you're ever going to make a talk about the parts of the book you didn't get to, I'd love to see it.

I have long running processes in PHP. They can process thousands of queued items per second. I dont have memory problems as i call the garbage collector from time to time... Instead of supervisord or systemd, you could just make a cron that handles starting up any long running process that died... There are also simpler options to tell your script to stop gracefully. Or just look at the various packages in Packagist related to this... example search for 'long running process'... and if you dont find something, make something! Perhaps also check out elastic beanstalk or AWS queues pushing to Lambda functions (which can run php as well).