Sebastian Bergmann 
Here is the material I used for my keynote at #IntPHPCon today: https://phpunit.expert/presentations/30-years-of-code-25-years-of-tests.html?ref=mastodon
And here the material I used in my presentation at #IntPHPCon today: https://phpunit.expert/presentations/modern-php-development.html?ref=mastodon
Grow People, Not Just Products: Mentorship, Code, and Community with Anna Filina
Back home from a couple of days of vacation, changing luggage contents, and off to Munich early tomorrow morning for #IntPHPCon. See you soon!
On my way to Vienna for #DrupalCon 🚆 Presentation for tomorrow ✅
Presentation for #IntPHPCon in Munich in two weeks… still in progress.
This time, I flipped my usual workflow: wrote the article with my key messages first, now distilling it into slides.
Here is the material I used for my presentation "Testable Database Interaction" at #IntPHPCon today:
https://thephp.cc/presentations/testable-database-interaction?ref=mastodon
Here is the material I used for my "So you think you know #PHPUnit?" at #IntPHPCon today:
https://thephp.cc/presentations/so-you-think-you-know-phpunit?ref=mastodon
Dear #PHP community,
I was looking forward to meeting you all at last week's #IntPHPCon in Munich and next month's #SymfonyCon in Vienna.
However, I was/will not be able to.
I have just returned from another week in hospital and am now "looking forward" to surgery and at least another week in hospital next month.
Chances are good that I will make a full recovery. I will have to slow things down for a while, though.
Katy TransWomenAreWomen EreiraGreat visualisation for the efficiency of cursor based pagination from @jessicamauerhan at #ipc #webinale. Did you know that limit-offset pagination has to scan the whole database to figure out what comes next?
That's a long time if you're on the last page of thousands of results. But it doesn't have to be that way - investigate adding cursors to your data sets. With appropriate indices, the time required is constant.
