Bastian Hofmann

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(10.Mar.2011)

Introducing TDD to your project

great talk about the advantages of tdd and how to implement this in your company

(01.Jun.2011)

Large-Scale Data Processing with Hadoop and PHP

really great talk with excellent live demos

(31.May.2011)

Node.js and express.js

Very good introduction in node.js and expresso, which highlighted why node.js is so cool very well. The code examples at the end could have been a bit more polished, though since this was very spontaneous it was fine.

(31.May.2011)

JavaScript-Tools

Sehr guter Überblick über verschiedenste JavaScript Tools, von IDE über Minifier bis Testing. Ein paar live Demos wären evtl. ganz nett gewesen, z.B. um die Github Integration von Cloud9 zu zeigen.

(10.Oct.2011)

Backbone.js – MVC in the Browser

good and thorough introduction

(10.Oct.2011)

Der Marktschreier: Eigene Special Event Handler mit jQuery entwickeln

excellent talk

(11.Oct.2011)

Rechts überholt – Überlebensstrategien für das große Innovations-Rennen

sehr interessant und unterhaltsam

(11.Oct.2011)

Zend Framework 2: State of the Art

good introduction to zf2

(11.Oct.2011)

Mashing up JavaScript – Advanced Techniques for modern Web Apps

Der Source Code ist komplett unter https://github.com/bashofmann/statusnet_js_mashup/tree/master_mba verfuegbar. Jeder Commit ist ein Schritt des Vortrags.

(11.Oct.2011)

How the Web Evolves with Hypermedia

simply great, i want a laser equipped shark now

(11.Oct.2011)

How the Web Evolves with Hypermedia

simply great, i want a laser equipped shark now

(12.Oct.2011)

Make your project SOLID!

great talk, good examples

(14.Oct.2011)

Crossing the Boundaries of Web Applications with OpenSocial

Thanks for the great, constructive feedback. I'll keep it in mind and think about how to incorporate this into the talk.

(26.Aug.2012)

The State of PHPUnit

very good overview about new phpunit features

(26.Aug.2012)

PHP Extension Development with C++

For me as a non c or c++ programmer who never did a php extension before some of the stuff was a bit too abstract. building the talk around a more concrete working example would have helped i guess instead of just showing only lot's of code on slides and walking through it. but still got me interested into looking into extension development further

(26.Aug.2012)

PHP Extension Development with C++

(26.Aug.2012)

New paradigms for your business domain

(22.Mar.2013)

Keeping The Cloud In Check

Great, entertaining keynote

(22.Mar.2013)

Modernisation of legacy PHP applications using Symfony2

Very good session. I liked the way Fabrice incrementally described how to refactor an application and what the pitfalls are. One thing: for my taste the slides contained too much text (too many bullet points) and too much branding, though that did not diminish the quality of the content at all.

(22.Mar.2013)

Silex Anatomy

Very good talk. It's always nice to see how easily you can put a nice "micro-framework" together with a few well architected libraries. Though title and abstract did not perfectly match the content of the presentation. You may think about not talking about silex so much, which would give you more time to get into more details of how the anatomy of a simfony2 based micro framework is and how stuff works.

(22.Mar.2013)

Planning to fail

(22.Mar.2013)

Building Better Developers

Very good and entertaining keynote. liked the mannequin structure to tie the different, seperated points you wanted to make together into a nice story.

(13.Apr.2013)

How Google Builds Webservices

very interesting talk about how google does their apis. got lots of stuff out of it.

(13.Apr.2013)

Making things better

the talk was just plain awesome and very inspiring.

(13.Apr.2013)

HTTP and Your Angry Dog

good overview over some important http features, very good, nicley paced presentation

(23.Feb.2014)

Facebook's Approach to Common Web Vulnerabilities

(04.Oct.2014)

Composer for Corporate Use

(04.Oct.2014)

How PHP Changed the World of Programming

(04.Oct.2014)

PHP 5.NEW: The Best Bits

Good presentation, especially liked the traits visualization. for the shorter time slots I'd focus a bit more on the newer stuff though instead of talking about what was new in 5.3 and 5.4

(05.Oct.2014)

Your Mileage Should Vary

Awesome

(20.Feb.2015)

Bring your PHP application to the next level with React.JS

@David thank you for taking the time to write down the feedback and I'm sorry to hear that the presentation did not meet your expectations. It was never my intention to "just" give an introduction talk on React.js, since I am a firm believer that most people get way more out of talks when you talk about bigger concepts, problems you encountered using a technology and possible solutions than out of talks that do not much more than read out the documentation and give you hello world examples. So the talk was always meant to be about web application architecture and what the reusable component based approach of React means for PHP. I also tried to convey this in both title and abstract but apparently could have done better. Judging by the feedback here, on Twitter and in person a lot of people enjoyed though, so I guess my take on the subject was still very interesting for a lot of people, but I'll definitely work on phrasing title and abstract clearer and refining the introduction part.

(28.Jan.2017)

Time Management For Grumpy Programmers

Great talk with nice personal anecdotes that also gave me some ideas on how I can further improve my own time management.

(30.Jan.2017)

Expect the un-expected: How to handle errors gracefully

@Renaud Drousies very good points. Thanks for your feedback. We are actually transporting the Trace-Id to all internal services, include it in all logs and of course have these ids then also available in Elasticsearch to search it over all logs from all services there. I thought I also mentioned that during the talk, but I'll try to make it clearer in the future. We are actually also including the trace id as comments in db queries like you do. I'll add this to the talk in the future.

(16.Feb.2018)

Zero to Jenkins: Automatic builds + deploys

Really good introduction to Jenkins pipelines and special kudos for the courage of doing this all as a live demo.

Events They'll Be At

PHP UK Conference 2019 Feb 20, 2019

Events They Were At

SymfonyLive Berlin 2018 Oct 23, 2018

PHP UK Conference 2015 Feb 18, 2015

PHPNW 2014 Oct 02, 2014

Whisky Web II Conference Apr 11, 2013

International PHP Conference 2011 Spring Edition May 28, 2011

SymfonyLive Phantasialand 2018 May 04, 2018

Bastian Hofmann

Talks (By Name)

API Authorization with OAuth 2 - How it works and how to use it

Advanced JavaScript Techniques for Modern Web Applications

Advanced JavaScript techniques for modern web applications

Bring Your Web Application Architecture to the Next Level With React.JS

Bring your PHP application to the next level with React.JS

Creating a fast Kubernetes Development Workflow

Crossing the Boundaries of Web Applications with OpenSocial

Dependency Injection with PHP

Deploying your first Micro-Service Application to Kubernetes

Distributed Identities with OpenID

Ein leistungsfähiger Development Workflow mit Kubernetes

Elastic scaling in a (micro)service oriented architecture

Erwarte die Ausnahmen – Elegante Fehlerbehandlung

Expect the Un-expected: How to Handle Errors Gracefully

Expect the un-expected: How to handle errors gracefully

Getting and Staying Fast - A Web Performance Round-up

Getting started with Kubernetes

HTTP/2.0 101 Introduction

How to create social apps for millions of users

Marrying Front with Back End

Marrying front with back end

Mashing Up JavaScript

Mashing up JavaScript

Mashing up JavaScript – Advanced Techniques for modern Web Apps

Mashing up JavaScript – Advanced techniques for modern web applications

Mashing up JavaScript – Advanced Techniques for modern Web Apps

Measure Everything in Real Time

Measuring and Logging Everything in Real Time

My site is slow, what can I do? - Profiling PHP applications

OpenSocial 2.0 - Viva La OpenAppRevolution!

Proactive web security

Profiling PHP Applications

Profiling PHP applications

The Road to Continuous Deployment

The road to Continuous Deployment

The road to continuous deployment

Using Circuit Breakers in PHP

Vorausschauende Sicherheits-Architektur

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