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Writing Effective PHP

Description

PHP has evolved massively since its first days, and it's on the road to a full-featured language. However, at the same time, there is a lot of outdated information and libraries with poorly written code.

This talk is about writing PHP Code that is: safe, robust, and maintainable. We are going to cover a set of rules, that if you follow them; they will get you on the habit of writing code well.

Get ready for a 25 min live-coding session, where I go through practical examples. You will learn how to design classes, how to think about your API to prevent breaking changes, and discover concepts around designing and creating objects, when and how to use immutability, and much more.

Conférence donnée lors du Forum PHP 2019, ayant eu lieu les 24 et 25 octobre 2019.

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Le speaker

Nuno MADURO

Nuno Maduro is a member of the PHP community for a long time now. Last year, he made a total of 2,562 open source contributions and he has spoken at conferences such as PHP Serbia, Laracon EU, ForumPHP France, or Laravel Live India. He has a close relationship with the Laravel community, as he has contributed to the core of the framework. he has also created tons of open source packages such as PHP Insights, Laravel Zero, Scout Extended, Collision, Larastan, and more. Now, Nuno work as maintainer of the open source API clients and integrations at Algolia, where he has to write robust, safe, and maintainable code. Early this year, he has launched my premium video course: https://nunomaduro.com/writing-effective-php.

Commentaires

Really interesting talk, now I'll put phpdoc everywhere in my code 😄 Didn't know about php insights, seems really useful 👌 Thank you very much !
Jordan Aubert, le 24/10/2019
Très bon talk, on a envie d'en avoir encore plus
Nicolas F., le 24/10/2019
Très intéressant
Claire Bonachera, le 24/10/2019
Great presentation, very clear and concise.
Jérémy Cheze, le 24/10/2019
Very nice talk, but I think we don't have to make PHP a strict language like Java. We will lost every new PHP developpers, I think it needs to stay simple to use for everyone. Have robust code is great, but make it mandatory can be an error.
Maxime Huran, le 28/10/2019