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A great talk recently given by Rasmus Lerdorf at the "Hacker Dojo' in San Francisco. Lots of goods inside, particularly around the usage of Hiphop PHP.

Slides de la présentation de Rasmus Lerdorf lors des Digg « Engineer-to-Engineer: San Francisco Tech Talks ». http://about.digg.com/blog/rasmus-lerdorf-php-performance

* Writing Maintainable PHP Code * Dependency Injection * Exceptional PHP

I think that my main goal, which was to show how easy it is to start indexing existing content, was acheived and several people came to me and said they thing Zend_Search_Lucene is one killer component.

The slides for the Migrating to 5.2.1 from the Vancouver conference are now available, they can be found here:

Les résumés de chaque session du Forum PHP 2006

My ZendCon and PHP Conference slides are up. Moving to PHP5 with Style Planning a PHP4 -> PHP5 platform Rewrite Advanced PHP Tools (tutorial)

# Comparisons of different coding standards. I'd worked up a comparison of eZ Components and Zend Framework standards to contrast against PEAR's. # Functional testing. Mike put a lot of effort into the unit testing section, and I'd done an additional section on functional testing -- testing against fixtures, such as test databases, sandbox services, etc. # Repository layout. Mike actually talked about this briefly, but we'd intended to show some designs for subversion layouts, and how to create and use branches and tags. # Subversion hook scripts. We mentioned their existence, and some uses, but we'd hoped to show how to add these to your repository, and some sample scripts. # Mailman. How to setup archived mailing lists. # Capistrano. Mike mentioned this tool in the talk, but did not have time to go into examples of usage.

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Slides "migration to PHP 5.1" du php|tek 2006

I have given a number of presentations, both at conferences and internally at various jobs. Where possible I've made available both the presentations themselves as well as written notes available.