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AFUP AFUP Day 2024 Baromètre Planète PHP PUFA
 

Aggressive PHP quality assurance in 2019

Description

PHP has a reputation for being a very flexible, yet very messy programming language: keeping the chaos at bay requires a non-trivial amount of cognitive load and technical expertise.

In this talk, we will explore how quality assurance for popular open source packages has evolved in the past few years, and how we can further improve our own projects.

We will cover architectural practices, naming, code design, tooling and how to avoid common pitfalls that waste everyone's time.

With this experience, we can all help the PHP ecosystem in further evolution.

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

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Marco PIVETTA

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Marco “Ocramius” Pivetta is a software consultant at Roave. With over a decade of experience with PHP, he is part of the Zend Framework CR team, Doctrine core team, and is also active in the community as a mentor and supporter. When not coding for work, he usually hacks together new concepts and open source libraries, or simply provides Q&A on community channels.

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Coding aggressively by adding stronger typing and strict rules, awesome tools presented (phpstan, psalm, deptrac, etc.), always this lovely trolling talk that just says we're all wrong in many of our coding practices, and of course, a positive end because we still can end up having fun while coding ;)
Alex Rock, le 25/10/2019
Excellent plein d'outils que je vais installer immédiatement sur mes projets !
Quincy GELAN SAINTE-ROSE, le 25/10/2019
Very interesting talk, thank you very much !
Jordan Aubert, le 25/10/2019
Monday morning: * knock knock * - Yes ? - Morning’ Mr CTO, we need to talk Great conf, thanks for the tools sharing and the explanations. Not such a troll talk though, I expected more from the King ;p
Yohann Marillet, le 26/10/2019
Very interesting and inspiring, thank you
Benoit Viguier, le 26/10/2019