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Transcript
Lessons learned while developing with Sylius Antonio Perić-Mažar, CEO @
Locastic
Antonio Perić-Mažar, mag. ing. comp. CEO, Co-Founder @ Locastic Co-Founder
@ Shi# Conference So#ware developer, Symfony2 Open Source Contributor SFUGCRO www.locastic.com
[email protected]
@antonioperic
We help clients create amazing web and mobile apps (since
2011) www.locastic.com @Locastic Design and development agency Mobile development Web development UX/UI Training and Consulting Shi! Conference, Symfony Croatia
None
How it all started?
4 years ago, Sylius v0.6.0 Talks: ezPublish and Sylius integration
Sylius Meetup PHP Verona Unconference track WebCamp Ljubljana Lightning Talk
Our first project
We learned a lot We started a few times from
the beginning BCs killed us Daily upgrades
Don’t reinvent the wheel but think twice!
Is the product ready for production? When will it be
ready? Can you maintain it? Will it save you some time and money?
Roadmaps are not written in stone
Roadmap will be changed You are just a part of
community and you cannot force it in your direction Sometimes you will wait for months to get roadmap updated
Project owner doesn’t think/care about your business
His product comes first Feature list is never final Be
ready for big changes You should think about your business
Good Code doesn’t sell
Business owners don’t want to pay for good code Features
are important Nice code won’t upgrade to 1.0.0.-alpha Do you have time and budget to build all what is missing?
You can learn from good code!
BDD TDD Symfony best practices Large project organisation
Contributing is hard
You need time and budget It is hard to do
it while you are working on a project for clients It’s a good thing to do
Open Source is a good sales channel
Agencies and clients are following GitHub You can boost your
visibility You can boost your skills
Networking is amazing
You will meet a lot of smart and cool people
You will get some new partners You will learn a lot about communities and how they work
Sylius today
Locastic & Sylius
Better organisation More mature projects Clear roadmap
Great fit for small ecommerce projects Lack of features should
be fixed with plugins eco system Great fit for large custom projects (if you have symfony developers in your team)
QA
www.locastic.com
[email protected]
@antonioperic Thank you