01.Oct.2016 at 13:43 by Stephan Gerlach (8 comments) via Web2 LIVE
Good insights of what to watch out for when moving to php 7 and 7.1. A bit dry but I somehow expected it this way.
Getting hands dirty with PHP 7
Michelangelo van Dam (01.Oct.2016 at 10:45, 50 min)
Talk at PHP North West 2016 (English - UK)
Getting hands dirty with PHP 7
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01.Oct.2016 at 16:01 by Matt Brunt (40 comments) via Web2 LIVE
Learned a lot about some functions and areas of PHP that I didn't know existed!
Liked the comparison from PHP 5.X to 7.X in things added and removed.
It was a little dry in areas - but that could largely be due to the more technical nature of the content.
01.Oct.2016 at 17:37 by Mark Railton (47 comments) via joind.in Android app
The talk was pretty good as an overview to the changes although I struggled to follow along and found the delivery to be really dry.
02.Oct.2016 at 21:13 by Graeme Hinchliffe (9 comments) via Web2 LIVE
Good run through of changes and things to look out for moving from 5 to 7. A few of the points and slides were too quick for me to see any difference between the v5 and v7 implementations though. Understandable given the volume of data however.
03.Oct.2016 at 10:24 by Martin Gill (7 comments) via Web2 LIVE
Great talk, gave us lots to think about during our imminent upgrade to PHP 7.
03.Oct.2016 at 11:01 by Lewis Hides (13 comments) via Web2 LIVE
A nice clear and concise overview of the benefits and changes in PHP7 over PHP5. Felt a little rushed in places, but there was lot's to cover so this was understandable. Good talk!
03.Oct.2016 at 11:48 by Andy Roberts (8 comments) via Web2 LIVE
Good talk, lots of relevant information. The migration paths from PHP 5.x to 7 was of particular interest.
01.Oct.2016 at 12:35 by Ben Marks (30 comments) via Web2 LIVE
Lots of info, including things I wasn't expecting to learn. Would love for it to be broken up into a set of talks with anecdotes on how some of these were found, as it's clear that the speaker has stumbled across a few of these while consulting. A must-watch for those upgrading to PHP 7.