PHP In Space
- from PHP UK Conference 2014
"In this talk we are going to see how PHP can be used for all kinds of terrestrial and non-terrestrial purposes. We will (try to) figure out how calculate the positions of bodies in the solar system. We will also look at coordinate systems on solar system bodies and do calculations with that. Expect trigonometry and other maths, and rocket science/explosions."
Wednesday: discuss with a colleague how we could better use PhpStan in our CI checks
Friday: meet the maintainer of PhpStan in person and ask his opinion
Oh, and also the maintainers of PHPUnit, the DataDog PHP extension, XDebug, and more. Plus a bunch of semi-strangers I've talked to on mailing lists and IRC channels over the years, and a bunch of complete strangers eager to learn and share.
💜🐘 #PHPUK
I'm at #PHPUK today! The schedule's looking good and I'm excited to meet everyone.
I'm speaking this afternoon on API security, looking at the OWASP API Security Top 10 in the main track at 15:30. Come and say hi!
My travel visa for the UK has been approved this week 🎉. (Still weird that that is a thing at all).
Looking forward to #phpuk ! Still working on focusing my talk to 45 minutes that will hopefully be interesting for a wide range of people.
Only 2 weeks until this year's PHP UK Conference!
My talk will be the story behind #wdydy site EverythingIsShowbiz.com - a side project that started as "search podcast transcripts" and spiralled into the good, bad, and ridiculous world of AI-assisted development in PHP.
Steve Rudolfi
Dan Leech
Rowan Tommins
Roave
Rob Allen
Derick Rethans
Volker Dusch (Edorian)
Paul Conroy