You thought Composer couldn't do that?
at Symfony Live Berlin 2012 (22.Nov.2012) | 25 comments | Nils Adermann
Nils Adermann
Talks (By Comment Count)
Date Presented | Last Commented | By Comment | By Name
Composer: Project Dependency Management for PHP
at Dutch PHP Conference 2012 (09.Jun.2012) | 14 comments | Nils Adermann
Composer: Project Dependency Management for PHP
at PFCongres 2012 (15.Sep.2012) | 14 comments | Nils Adermann
Managing dependencies is more than running "composer update"
at phpDay 2017 (12.May.2017) | 11 comments | Nils Adermann
Composer Best Practices 2018
at phpDay 2018 (11.May.2018) | 9 comments | Nils Adermann
You thought Composer couldn’t do that?
at PHPBenelux Conference 2013 (26.Jan.2013) | 5 comments | Nils Adermann
Managing Dependencies Is More Than "Composer Update"
at php[tek] 2018 (31.May.2018) | 5 comments | Nils Adermann
Dependency Management with Composer
at Symfony Live Paris 2012 (07.Jun.2012) | 3 comments | Nils Adermann, Jordi Boggiano
Composer Best Practices 2018
at ScotlandPHP 2018 (06.Oct.2018) | 3 comments | Nils Adermann
Composer Best Practices 2018
at php[tek] 2018 (01.Jun.2018) | 3 comments | Nils Adermann
Dependency Resolution with a SAT solver
at Symfony Live 2011 - Paris (04.Mar.2011) | 2 comments | Nils Adermann
Composer's SAT solver
at Symfony Live Paris 2012 (07.Jun.2012) | 2 comments | Nils Adermann
Composer
at PHP@FrOSCon 2012 (26.Aug.2012) | 1 comment | Nils Adermann
Using Git in PHP projects
at International PHP Conference 2010 (14.Oct.2010) | 1 comment | Thorsten Rinne, Nils Adermann
Extending phpBB: Scary but Successful
at ZendCon 2010 (04.Nov.2010) | 0 comments | Nils Adermann
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(17.Nov.2009)
Vorstellung von OpenSocial
Gut verständlicher, sehr informativer Überblick über OpenSocial, was man damit machen kann, wie es funktioniert und wer es benutzt.
(18.Nov.2009)
Analyzing PHP Code
An easily understandable and very interesting introduction to PHP projects which can help you build your own analysis tools. Practical examples made clear how they work at once. Nice slides, a live demo that worked as expected, and a speaker who was easy to understand and to follow.
(31.May.2010)
Git für Fortgeschrittene
Klasse Vortrag! Auch wenn man schon eine ganze Weile mit Git arbeitet hat man hier noch etwas mitnehmen können. Mit Hilfe von sehr hilfreichen Grafiken wurden eine Reihe von nützlichen Tools und Tricks vorgestellt, die die Arbeit mit Git im Alltag unheimlich erleichtern können.
(21.Aug.2010)
Doctrine 2
Great overview over Doctrine touching on all of its aspect. Being an experienced speaker, Jonathan was really easy to follow.
(21.Aug.2010)
phpBB Team Discussion Panel
The dynamic nature of this session made it a lot of fun. Some really interesting subjects were covered.
(03.Nov.2010)
Hidden Features of PHP
Great presentation style, plenty of useful pieces of information.
(04.Nov.2010)
Technical Debt
Great talk, stuff every developer should think about. Audience interaction was inspiring
(04.Nov.2010)
Grokking REST
Ben managed to present tons of information on what REST is, how REST works, how one is supposed to use it etc. very understandably and easy to follow.
(09.Jun.2012)
PHAR, the PHP .exe format
Great talk, covered all the things you need to know to get started with phar files. Useful examples gave a good Impression of what is possible.
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(15.Sep.2012)
Rock Solid Deployment of PHP Apps
Pointed out a lot of tools one can look into further. A really good overview rather than an in depth discussion of an individual tool.
(16.Sep.2012)
Composer: Project Dependency Management for PHP
@Strabs Thanks for pointing that out again! Meant to do that and then entirely forgot about it, will try and pay more attention to that in the future.
@Robin Wasn't creating a new Symfony project and using composer to install its dependencies a practical real life example?
(25.Jan.2013)
Silex Anatomy
Igor managed to show case a lot of architecture details in real code while live coding a real application. This talk managed to give one a real idea of how one can assemble applications through the recombination of single purpose libraries.
(25.Jan.2013)
Password Storage (And Hacking) in PHP
Excellently structured talk teaching everything one needs to know on passwords, as well as covering the background and reasons for the choices made in the past.
(25.Jan.2013)
Algorithm, Review, Sorting
Very well presented CS basics every developer should know. Entertaining and educational no matter what CS background one had.
(28.May.2017)
The Things Your Application Does While You’re Not Looking
Fantastic realistic very practical advice and real life examples on logging, monitoring and alerting. Well prepared, humerous and easy to follow presentation.
(11.Jun.2017)
Static Optimization of PHP Bytecode
Really enjoyed the examples of things that make seemingly simple optimizations close to impossible, which really helps understand why they aren't (yet) being done.
(03.Jul.2017)
Managing dependencies is more than running "composer update"
@Dragem Forking repositories wasn't my solution, I said some people do that. I would recommend a private Composer repository, e.g. Private Packagist for that purpose.
(11.May.2018)
Symfony Messenger: Messages, Queues, Workers and more
Great quick Intro to the new Messenger component. The process was well explained and visualized with realistic examples that helped a lot!
(26.Oct.2018)
Nomen est Omen - Wie man Dinge gut benennt
Many very practical rules & tips to follow when naming things. Loved the funny introduction to the subject with a group of cavemen. Great presentation style, very easy to follow, concise and clearly explained with good examples from real life. Names make such a huge difference in our daily communication, everyone should follow these rules to make our work easier.
