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Check-in and welcome coffee |
Opening by GrUSP |
Keynote: PHPStan: How the Sausage Is Made Ondřej MirtesDeveloper @ PHPStan Ondřej Mirtes develops PHPStan, a popular open-source static analyser, as his full-time job. In this talk he'll share all the aspects that go into the project: development, prioritization of issues and ideas, community management, making money, and marketing. Most of the takeaways from the talk apply to any project, not just the open-source ones. It will give the attendees a few ideas how they can improve their daily work too. |
How to Generate Unit tests with AI and AST Tomas Votruba |
Coffee break |
PHP 8.2 - Just upgrade and go? Arne Blankerts |
Monitoring a PHP application with OpenTelemetry Enrico Zimuel |
Lunch break |
Lightning talks |
Schrödinger's SQL - The SQL inside the ORM/Builder box Claudio Zizza |
Minimum Viable PHPipeline James Titcumb |
Coffee break |
Stories from a career dropout Femke Buijs |
Learn to appreciate legacy Ivo Lukač |
Happy Hour |
Check-in and welcome coffee |
Opening by GrUSP |
Keynote: The invisible elephant in the room Magali MilbergueWeb creator and educator @ self-employed We've been talking about diversity and inclusion in our industry for some time now and most of us have at least a general idea of the issues at stake. But we sometimes forget about one of the aspects of diversity: disability. Not disability at a whole though, I'd say there has been quite an interest about accessibility and how to make our products better for our disabled users. But we almost never talk about disability in our industry. Many of us tech workers have disabilities and/or chronic illnesses that impact our daily lives. Yet, most of the tech industry can't seem to see us. It's always "on friday we go running" or "we play soccer as a team" or "our team building week will make us do many physical stuff !"... And disabled people get left behind. And it's even worst when our disabilities are invisible, as our coworkers and managers have even more issues to empathize with what we are living (the little bits we actually share about it). So today I'd like to take some of your time to talk about the invisible elephant in the room : disability and how so many of our work culture makes the environment toxic for disabled workers. |
Theory of programming: packaging principles Alexander Makarov |
Coffee break |
PHPUnit 10 Sebastian Bergmann |
From domain to code: a practical approach Davide Borsatto |
Lunch break |
Lightning talks |
Managers under scrutiny: 5 ways to kill your team´s productivity unintentionally Sabine Wojcieszak |
PHP's type system dissected George Peter Banyard |
Coffee break |
Keynote: An Elderly Software Developer’s Long Journey through Technology Mark BakerSenior Software Developer at Recharge.com Forty years in Software development is a long time; thirty-five years writing open source software is a long time; nearly thirty years writing software for the WorldWideWeb is a long time. You don't write software for that long without making mistakes, and without learning a few lessons along the way. So follow me on a high-speed summary of his life in software and open source development; some of the advances in technology that have occurred in that period; and some of the lessons that I've learned in that time. |
Closing by GrUSP |
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