PHP has come a long way since it’s days as a handful of Perl scripts. These days it powers some of the most powerful applications on the web. Let’s take some time to look at where we are, and where things seem to be headed. We’ll discuss some new tricks the elePHPant has learned, and …
Continue reading “Which Way is the ElePHPant Pointed and other ElePHPant Jokes”
For all our tutorial attendees lunch is served to prepare for the upcoming conference days.
A short break to grab a drink and have a chat
Join us for some food, drinks and good fun. Engage with our sponsors and have a chat with your fellow peers.
A short break to get a drink, have a chat and get ready for the next sessions
Lunch break, enjoy our lovely buffet.
A small break to clear the head before the final talks start.
Enjoy some time with a lovely dinner and take your final chance to talk to our sponsors and the people you met or still wanted to catch up with.
Effective encryption is a vital component of a safe and secure internet, especially since the arrival of HTTP/2. Many sites and mobile apps still don’t use TLS to encrypt their traffic, often citing some kind of fear over the complexity of it all, or if they do, they make a mess of it, resulting in …
Continue reading “Hansel & Gretel do TLS”
Everybody wants quick applications. A lot of that speed can be gained by the way you write your software, but a big chunk has to do with the way PHP is configured. As PHP matured, it got quicker, it used less memory and it accumulated a lot of settings which can be tuned for performance. …
Continue reading “PHP OPCache, Realpath Cache and Preloading”
