REST in pratica con Symfony2
at SymfonyDayIt (18.Oct.2013) | 20 comments | Daniel Londero
Daniel Londero
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Io cache, tu database
at phpDay 2012 (18.May.2012) | 10 comments | Daniel Londero
Symfony e grandi numeri: si può fare!
at phpDay 2011 (14.May.2011) | 6 comments | Daniel Londero
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(25.Mar.2011)
CouchApps: requiem for accidental complexity
Mi sarei aspettato di vedere qualcosa di più complesso/strutturato (ammesso che esista) nella parte dedicata all'applicazione definita ed erogata direttamente da CouchDB. L'esempio base permette di far vedere che "si può fare" in poco tempo ed in modo abbordabile per tutti, mi rendo conto che non è sempre facile poter avere qualcosa da mostrare che possa accontentare i novizi e gli sviluppatori più esperti allo stesso tempo. Sull'esposizione in sè nulla da dire: voto positivo per tutti e due.
(25.Mar.2011)
OrientDB e lo sviluppo di WebApp
Talk interessante e ben tenuto rispetto ad un prodotto su cui spendere assolutamente un po' di tempo per approfondirne lo studio.
(25.Mar.2011)
MongoDB e Solr in produzione
Interessante poter vedere l'architettura adottata per il progetto di cui purtroppo non si sono potuti avere dettagli maggiori in termini di funzionalità/scopi. For real veramente.
(25.Mar.2011)
Pattern/Antipattern with NoSQL
Pattern e antipattern decisamente utili per farsi le domande giuste nel tentativo di valutare bene la situazione e la direzione da prendere. Esposizione chiara.
(25.Mar.2011)
L'evoluzione dell'analisi dei log
Di analisi e di cose for real se n'è viste ben poche. Mi spiace ammetterlo ma questo talk, per come l'ho percepito io, m'è sembrato una marketta bella e buona.
(25.Mar.2011)
MongoDB with style
Decisamente un talk FOR REAL a differenza di altri che effettivamente non hanno fatto vedere quanto ci si sarebbe aspettati. Gabriele come sempre si dimostra un grande oratore; competente e sempre divertente.
(25.Mar.2011)
Redis: casi di impiego e sviluppi futuri
Decisamente l'intervento più coinvolgente ed interessante della giornata. Complimenti a Salvatore per il lavoro relativo a Redis ed alla semplicitià con cui ha affrontato il talk sapendo essere pratico ma mai banale.
(19.Feb.2010)
The symfony community - How you can (get) help
Great talk for me because I think that a lot of people is not doing their best to help the community. I agree with caponica about audience partecipation: you could ask for example if there were documentation translators or plugin developers or people that is always in the irc channel...
(19.Feb.2010)
Using Doctrine migrations and lime testing
Great presentation by denderello, as usual. I too was waiting for part "Lime testing". Anyway some tips about migrations are very usefull, I think I'll study a bit more about that.
(19.Feb.2010)
Using symfony events to create clean class interfaces
Very nice and easy to understand presentation about a topic not so easy. I'll refactor some code in my projects using events to decouple things such as email confirmations and other things fired by something particular.
(19.Feb.2010)
Building a platform from symfony at Yahoo!
Interesting presentation. Too fast also for me, Dustin breathe sometimes! :) You must consider non-native English speakers: advanced can follow you, intermediate sometimes were lost, basic can't follow you.
(19.Feb.2010)
Symfony in the Cloud
Very interesting for me that I'm going to rebuild with symfony a site+community with 5M pages/day. Suggests about development in local environment using the same structure are very usefull. Waiting for slides.
(15.May.2010)
Fai la cosa giusta
Un keynote che fa riflettere. Per molti non introduce niente di sconosciuto, tuttavia porta in luce cose che spesso si cerca di non vedere. Coinvolgente e ben esposto.
(15.May.2010)
CouchDB vs MongoDB
Gabriele è sempre una garanzia! Esposizione chiara e ottima capacità nell'individuare i punti salienti da proporre e confrontare di ogni tecnologia.
(15.May.2010)
CouchDB
Great talk, it's true. Also great project. I need to change my mind after years of RDBMS to see how to fit a classic web project on an No SQL solution like CouchDB. I'll try it very soon. Good luck for the future!
(15.May.2010)
Form refactoring
Chiaro e semplice quello che è stato presentato. Una soluzione completa dalla A alla Z relativamente al problema proposto inizialmente. Efficacia espositiva e presenza "scenica".
(15.May.2010)
Caching in PHP: get better performance for your web applications
Interessante il lavoro di comparazione delle varie possibilità offerte dai progetti per il caching presenti attualmente sulla piazza. Peccato non essere riusciti ad analizzare assieme tutti i risultati ottenuti. Ansioso di vedere pubblicato la ricerca completa.
(14.May.2010)
Dependency Injection in PHP
As always Fabien is very clear in his talks. DI is a simple but powerful concept (maybe you already use that without knowing), DIC it's a little bit more complicated and not for all cases. About DIC Fabien says "don't try to use it everywhere".
(14.May.2010)
Deploy a Drupal application
Forse lo scheduling del workshop dopo a quello sull'agile non è stato dei più fortunati. Marco si è ritrovato in sala dei talebani (sottoscritto in primis) del test-first o tdd pronti ad evidenziare quelle che attualmente sono delle lacune davvero troppo evidenti di questo prodotto in termini di test e quindi di strumenti per cercare di garantire qualità del software.
Pare tuttavia che dalla versione 7 in uscita prossimamente qualcosa stia cambiando.
(14.May.2010)
YQL & PHP
YQL is really so fuc**** great! Need to take some time to play with it in the next few days.
(13.May.2010)
Agile software lifecycle
Dopo diversi workshop interessantissimi dedicati all'xp focalizzando l'attenzione principalmente sullo sviluppo vero e proprio in quest'occasione si è fatto in modo di avere una prospettiva più ampia riuscendo così a vedere l'intero processo produttivo.
Confrontarsi con realtà come quella presentata è sempre stimolante e fonte di spunti davvero interessanti per cercare di migliorare quelli che sono i propri modi di agire.
La partecipazione è stata elevata sin dall'inizio alimentando così la curiosità e la voglia di mettersi in gioco. Non riuscire a rispettare la scaletta è una cosa fisiologica quando si ha a che fare con così tante domande, riflessioni, curiosità.
Unico neo, poi risolto molto agilmente, la sala piccola nonostante una facilmente prevedibile risposta positiva in termini di presenze.
92 minuti di applausi! (cit.)
(14.May.2010)
PHP e Windows: un ossimoro?
Indubbiamente Microsoft sta fecendo la sua parte per cercare di apparire meno "cattiva" agli occhi degli sviluppatori che non usano le sue tecnologie. Il missile di cui Pietro parlava di sicuro non diventerà più piccolo nel breve periodo ma temo ci vorrà qualche tempo in più.
Interessante la possibilità di poter iniziare a parlare ad SQL Server con PHP: volendo riuscire a far breccia nel mondo enterprise questa è sicuramente un'arma che ha il suo peso. Infatti ad oggi sono molte le aziende con a disposizione uno o più SQL Server che in caso di nuovi progetti vorrebbero continuare a sfruttare quanto in loro possesso...
(11.Oct.2010)
Opening Keynote
Another way to start a conference. Was nice and not too difficult for sleepy people.
(11.Oct.2010)
MySQL&PHP - The current state
Nothing special but some good news about development and future of MySQL in the new Oracle life like "MySQL is important to Oracle".
(11.Oct.2010)
Your Tests are lying!
Sebastian was brilliant as usual. Tips and ideas to look at your tests in the right way.
(11.Oct.2010)
Introduction to AtomPub Web Services
Basic but so interesting. For next time maybe, in the free 15 minutes, you can add something on authentication based on real experience. One example, not exhaustive sure but helpful.
One last thing, sometimes you read the whole current slide and then comment and expand from there.
(11.Oct.2010)
Designing HTTP APIs and RESTful Services
How to destroy in seconds Twitter's API. I think the best example to see what's the way to follow. I'm working on some APIs (from just a couple of weeks) that I want to be RESTful and with all these suggests I can better my work. Look forward for a great workshop.
(12.Oct.2010)
Practical PHP Refactoring
Stefan is a great speaker. His session covers a few interesting cases about refactoring showing how and why improve the code. Nice suggests about how to tell to the boss how important is refactoring in the development process.
(13.Oct.2010)
Embracing Constraints with CouchDB
Brilliant presentation but I would have seen something related to PHP, a real use case for an application to better understand what NoSQL can do for me.
(13.Oct.2010)
Continuous Improvement in PHP Projects
Potentially interesting but too short. I can't choose to skip another session to follow this one and then discover that lasts only 25 minutes. Next time will be better :)
(13.Oct.2010)
State of the Mocks
It was a pity that Sebastian was sick (also the day before wasn't very well), although session was nice and interesting.
(15.May.2011)
Any to any - Convert your documents!
Great and interesting component. Maybe it could be fun to see a real example with a random document taken during the talk.
(15.May.2011)
Security 202 - Are you sure your site is secure?
Interesting talk about security focusing on right ideas but with wrong implementation. Could be useful to say how to avoid that? (Maybe showing related tests).
(15.May.2011)
Testing LAMP Applications
A very comprehensive workshop about testing. Tools, best practice and good answers to attendees questions.
(15.May.2011)
Large-Scale Data Processing with MapReduce and PHP
David is a rockstar! Give him something to talk about and he will do a great talk (slide karaoke).
(15.May.2011)
Many to many: no man is an island.
Awesome! There are not only technical skills. That's right.
(15.May.2011)
An year of Pomodoros
For new users this was a great introduction. Great english and exposition.
(15.May.2011)
Designing HTTP Interfaces and RESTful Web Services
I think this is the third time I attend this talk and every time its amazing with some new insights.
(15.May.2011)
Intro to TYPO3
A good intro to Typo3. Some problems with the demo but solved quickly. Maybe having a full working installation for a talk is needed.
(09.Oct.2011)
HTML5 for Developers – The Workshop
Interesting and very informative workshop. Got some hints really precious on what to try and what to wait. Lot of demos to touch with hand what's the state of the art.
(09.Oct.2011)
CouchDB for PHP Developers
Excellent speaker and very interesting workshop. Just a side note: I'd have liked to see more PHP code about using CouchDB in a "classical" application.
(10.Oct.2011)
The Kanban Pizza Game – Experience Kanban yourself
Very interesting game to show how Kanban can be used to improve a production process. Definitely going to try it at work!
(10.Oct.2011)
10 Years of PHPUnit: What works, what doesn't
No need to write something about the speaker. He performs alway great. Nice and interesting walk into PHP QA tools over the years. I'd have like to see something more on Jenkins, but I got the hint so I can study it by myself.
(11.Oct.2011)
Profiling PHP Applications
Nice presentation about what profiling really is and works. As Fabian I would remove some slides (maybe those about frameworks, you can just say it during talk) and do some more activity on tracing a real slow part of an application (e.g. put some ugly code somewhere) and then spot it.
(11.Oct.2011)
Large-Scale Data Processing with Hadoop and PHP
Great speaker, great session. Just an hint: integrate slides with links to all tools you mention. So even if I didn't note them I can quickly find on the slides without bothering you :)
(11.Oct.2011)
A cloudy blue-sky Brainstorm
I think the key, for we as web developers, is "shifting from the server to the service end-points". Had to think more and more on it.
About the slides I'm sure you can do something better :)
(11.Oct.2011)
Redis – Your advanced in-memory key-value Store
A basic intro to Redis. To improve your presentation I think you should show some real cases (with code and benchmarks) where Redis wins and others not, so people can see and understand why this project is so cool.
(11.Oct.2011)
How the Web Evolves with Hypermedia
Best keynote I've *ever* attended. Congratz.
Best keynote/session so far at #ipc11
During keynote I've thought it was a little bit too technical (just a little!), but maybe it was just because we're used to attend more generic ones.
All in all we ara at #ipc so some technical considerations are allowed.
(11.Oct.2011)
Scalable high-performance Architectures
A different point of view to talk about scalable architectures. Inspiring metaphor.
(12.Oct.2011)
Doctrine and NoSQL
Well organized and very well presented. Had some infos that clarified me some points about NoSQL with Doctrine2.
(12.Oct.2011)
This Way or the other Way?
Interesting approach to use to actually do things and decide based on results and not on guessing. Running continuously tests is the way to improve projects.
(12.Oct.2011)
Cloud by Example
Really fast, maybe too much to say in only 45 minutes. To me interesting for those who are involved also in infrastructure decisions and not only in coding.
(12.Oct.2011)
One Click Deployment with Jenkins
Nice to see big companies to share experience about problems like this. Well done.
(20.Nov.2011)
Is Software Evolution really Effective?
Troppo autocelebrativo e purtroppo inconcludente. Ho lasciato la sala con "e quindi?". Inoltre non mi è chiaro l'assunto fatto secondo il quale comunque vada sarà un disastro (code monster)...
(20.Nov.2011)
Startup senza falldown
Sicuramente interessante con spunti da tenere ben presenti. Ottima ed esaustiva carrellata sui business model applicabili.
Consiglio "logistico": cercare un qualche plugin "presenter view" da usare con PP per non dover seguire le stampe delle slide.
(20.Nov.2011)
Volevo solo scrivere codice
Talk che sicuramente fa riflettere. Alberto poi riesce sempre a trovare il giusto mix di ironia, serietà e allegria da dare alla presentazione. Un po' dubbioso sulle pause fatte per dare modo ai presenti di confrontarsi: non si rischia di perdere troppo il "potere" da parte dello speaker?
(20.Nov.2011)
La professione dello sviluppatore
Le argomentazioni erano sicuramente azzeccate dato che parecchi in sala sembravano toccati nel vivo dalle "accuse" fatte nella presentazione. La questione è stata sicuramente centrata e le prese di posizione finale di alcuni presenti lo testimoniano. Ottimo lavoro.
(20.Nov.2011)
Compromessi e non soluzioni, la dura vita di un commerciale agile
Non mi pare che lo speaker abbia cercato di vendere verità assolute. Condividere la propria esperienza è senza dubbio un gesto ammirevole da cui prendere spunti per migliorare i propri processi. A differenza di molti altri, sicuramente presenti che definisco "cazzari" per attenermi allo slang locale, il fatto di avere servizi di qualità da offrire permette di applicare in modo vincente quanto presentato con risultati che l'azienda a quanto pare reputa positivi.
Ovviamente per realtà in cui la mission non è risolvere i problemi del cliente ma vendere prodotti/servizi a prescindere un approccio del genere non funziona. Purtroppo di questi "cazzari" in giro ce ne sono troppi ed il mercato ovviamente non nè trae giovamento.
(21.May.2012)
Io cache, tu database
Grazie a tutti per i commenti. Nella versione da un'ora ogni caso d'uso mostra anche un confronto fra le due soluzioni (database e memoria) oltre che una semplice implementazione. Purtroppo essendo lo slot da soli 30 minuti ho dovuto ridurre drasticamente le informazioni "dettagliate" lasciando spazio all'esposizione dei casi d'uso che ritenevo importanti perchè concreti.
(08.Jun.2012)
Security: In Real Life
Nice topic but too much to say for this time slot. Maybe try to focus only on a couple of examples.
(08.Jun.2012)
How we built the new responsive BBC News site
Great hints from a real world first class application. You can just try to give more details for some parts.
(08.Jun.2012)
wetter.com - Relaunch with symfony2, Assetic, Varnish and Twig
Interesting experience. I hoped to see more in depth informations, but a good overview. A bit slow in the second part.
(08.Jun.2012)
Using MongoDB responsibly
Got some interesting hints on performance improving while using MongoDB. Nice presentation.
(08.Jun.2012)
ORMs don't kill your database, developers do!
Interesting talk with some best practices to follow. Very good speaker.
(20.May.2013)
Grab yourself an alibi
Jacopo's great performance isn't a surprise. He is always inspiring and fun!
(20.May.2013)
REST APIs made easy with Symfony2
This was your first talk at an international conference: great job man! You run a bit short but had more time for questions. With practice and experience I'm sure you can become a very good public speaker.
(18.Nov.2013)
TUTORIAL: A LAMP environment from the ground up with Vagrant and Puppet
All in all a good overview to understand the advantages of using such tools to automate creation and provisioning of virtual machines.
I'd have spent more time in the beginning explaining some cases and problems that would push a team to adopt Vagrant/Puppet (beginners most probably had hard times to understand why to do that).
I agree with previous comment: maybe preparing an incremental configuration using tags in git (so you can always proceed by steps) would have let you more time to talk and explain what was going on.
Despite of the big number of attendees (for this kind of workshop) Daniel were able to assist everyone in the process of setting up the environment. Maybe organiser should limit at some point the available tickets for the single workshop?
(18.Nov.2013)
TUTORIAL: Setting up a Continuous Delivery environment in 3 hours
Interesting topic and very prepared speaker that was able to manage probably too many problems during the presentation: alone vs more than 20 attendees with different OS issues to solve only in the setup process.
I can only suggest to have always a very up to date box to distribute and be sure it works with latests versions of tools that most probably a lot of attendees don't know at all.
Mike was very attentive and available to look and solve issue encountered by attendees.
(20.Nov.2013)
Relax with ZF2: RESTful APIs
Really nice presentation and great project. I hope it will be adopted by many devs to level up their APIs.
(20.Nov.2013)
Scenario driven API design
So far the best session I attended. It's always nice to listen to someone talking about real experiences and not just delivering again the about page of something for beginners. Really appreciated pragmatism over RESTfulness at al costs. Also Ivo is a great speaker and he was really helpful answering questions at the end of his talk.
