The Power of Refactoring slides
Here's my slides for today's presentation at the International PHP Conference on refactoring.
posted on October 30, 2008 - 11 comment(s) - tags: php, refactoring, ipc08My schedule for IPC'08
Next week is the International PHP Conference 2008. Aside from me speaking, I will be attending most of the conference. Here is what I think I will be going to.
posted on October 21, 2008 - 3 comment(s) - tags: php, ipc, conference, ipc08Symfony Continuous Integration
Continuous Integration. It is something that a lot of companies don't actively work on. It is very useful though. I am currently working on bringing CI to symfony in the form of phpUnderControl. This message is a short status update for those who already knew I was working on this.
posted on October 19, 2008 - 20 comment(s) - tags: continuous integration, php, symfony, phpUnderControlThe first BugHuntDay is coming!
In May of this year, the Dutch PHP Usergroup (phpGG) re-launched after a while of inactivity with a very successful PHP TestFest. After this succesful collaboration with our friends from phpBelgium and having done our first dutch meeting, we're again going to collaborate with phpBelgium to help the community at large: The BugHuntDay is coming!
posted on October 15, 2008 - 0 comment(s) - tags: bughuntday, phpgg, phpbelgium, php, zend frameworkDistributing your project with symfony embedded
With symfony 1.0, one of the nice features was the freeze option, which allowed you to package the symfony libraries inside your project quite easily. This was very useful, for instance when deploying your project on a server where you couldn't install symfony. With symfony 1.1, it is apparently not advised anymore to use the freeze option (even though it is still available). So how should this be done then? Let's have a look...
posted on October 9, 2008 - 31 comment(s) - tags: symfony, php, subversion, freeze, portability
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