PHP FIG: Breaking the Boundaries (PHP Conf Asia)

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1. : BREAKING THE BOUNDARIES PHPCONF.ASIA 2016 @MICHAELCULLUMUK
2. ME?
3. MICHAEL CULLUM @MICHAELCULLUMUK
6. RASMUS LERDORF
8. PHPLIB
9. 350,000
11. PHP KONGRESS
12. PHP KONGRESS
13. PHP EXTENSION AND APPLICATION REPOSITORY
15. 1999/2000
16. LOTS AND LOTS OF PROJECTS
17. ECOSYSTEMS
18. LOCALE
19. LACK OF CENTRALISATION
20. LACK OF DEPENDENCY MANAGEMENT
21. NO PRIMARY PACKAGE REPOSITORY
22. HARD TO INCLUDE LIBS
23. PHP CLASSES
24. DIFFERENT PACKAGES
 OWN ECOSYSTEMS
 OWN CONFERENCES
25. DIVIDED COMMUNITY
26. ISLANDS
27. = ISLANDS
28. = ISLANDS
29. = ISLANDS
30. = ISLANDS
31. = ISLANDS
32. = ISLANDS
33. ISLANDS
34. BREAKING THE MOULD
35. WORKING TOGETHER
36. WORKING TOGETHER
37. WORKING TOGETHER
38. REINVENTING THE WHEEL
43. PHP[TEK]
44. PHP[TEK] 2009
46. AUTOLOADER
48. HOW ABOUT….
49. CODING GUIDELINES
50. $logger->critical( 'An exceptional exception occured' ); PSR-3: LOGGING $logger->emergency( 'Someone merged PHP 7.1 into PHP 7.0’, array('user' => 'Davey') );
51. DOC BLOCKS
52. PSR-6: CACHING $america = $cachePool->hasItem('trumpPresidency'); // FALSE $paulD = $cachePool->getItem('PaulDragoonisStatus'); // CacheItem Object $paulD->get(); // 'Working on his slides' $paulD->set('Panicking') $paulD->expiresAfter('86400'); $cachePool->save($paulD);
53. PSR-7: HTTP MESSAGES
54. HUGS interface Huggable { /** * Hugs this object. * * All hugs are mutual. An object that is hugged MUST in turn hug the * other object back by calling hug() on the first parameter. */ public function hug(Huggable $h); }
55. SECURITY
56. PSR-11: CONTAINER INTERFACE /** * Describes the interface of a container that exposes methods to read its entries. */ interface ContainerInterface { /** * Finds an entry of the container by its identifier and returns it. * */ public function get($id); /** * Returns true if the container can return an entry for the given identifier. * Returns false otherwise. * */ public function has($id); }
57. HYPERLINKS
58. EVENT MANAGEMENT
59. PSR-15: HTTP MIDDLEWARE
60. PSR-17: HTTP FACTORIES
61. ALL THE THINGS
62. CONTAINER SERVICE DEFINITIONS
63. CONSOLE
64. PROMISES EVENT LOOP
65. TEMPLATE ENGINES
66. ROUTING
67. GO PHP7
68. UPDATES
69. EXTENSIONS
70. ALTERNATIVES
71. SO WHAT ACTUALLY IS THE FIG?
72. PHP CONGRESS
73. UNITED NATIONS OF PHP
74. PHP FRAMEWORK INTEROPERABILITY GROUP
75. PHP STANDARDS RECOMMENDATION
76. INTEROPERABILITY
77. PSR-3 LOGGER INTERFACE EXAMPLES
78. MONOLOG
79. ANALOG
80. KLOGGER
81. PSR-6 CACHE INTERFACE EXAMPLES
82. PHP CACHE
83. SYMFONY
84. STASH
85. PSR-7 HTTP MESSAGE EXAMPLES
86. SLIM
87. ZEND
 FRAMEWORK 2
88. LARAVEL
89. SYMFONY
90. DRUPAL
91. PSR-7 EXAMPLES
92. PSR-1 & PSR-2: CODING STYLE EXAMPLES
93. ▸Aura ▸CakePHP ▸Composer ▸Doctrine ▸Drupal ▸Joomla ▸Laravel ▸Magento PSR-1 AND PSR-2 PROJECTS ▸Phing ▸phpBB ▸PPI ▸Slim ▸Stash ▸Symfony ▸PHP League ▸PHP Unit ▸Yii ▸Zend Framework ▸Zikula ▸Guzzle ▸Goutte ▸Silex ▸Monolog ▸Faker
94. PSR ADOPTION
95. PROJECTS
96. PEOPLE
97. PEOPLE
98. 58 PROJECTS
99. 70
 REPRESENTATIVES
100. 4 SECRETARIES
101. 16
 PSR EDITORS
102. 35
 PSR WG MEMBERS
103. 1,374+ PULL REQUESTS
104. 15,000+ MAILING LIST POSTS
105. 3,161
 MAILING LIST MEMBERS
106. ~12 POSTS EVERY DAY
107. ~50 TOPICS A MONTH
108. 97% ARE TECHNICAL
109. 350,000 PHP INSTALLS
110. NOW THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS
111. ~15%
113. TOGETHER WE CAN DO BETTER
114. AND THAT IS WHAT THE FIG IS ALL ABOUT
115. SOMETIMES THERE IS DRAMA
117. TOGETHER, THE FIG IS HELPING
118. DEVELOPMENT EASIER
119. MINIMUM FRICTION
120. ENCOURAGING GOOD PRACTICES
121. COMMUNICATION
122. NOT ALWAYS EASY
123. KEEP GOING
124. ONE ROOF
125. MUTUAL BENEFIT
126. PHP FIG DOES GREAT WORK
127. BRINGS PROJECTS TOGETHER
128. ECOSYSTEMS COLLIDE
129. PROMOTES: INTEROPERABILITY COLLABORATION GOOD STANDARDS
130. “COMING TOGETHER IS A BEGINNING;
 KEEPING TOGETHER IS PROGRESS, WORKING TOGETHER IS SUCCESS.” Henry Ford
131. THANKS @MICHAELCULLUMUK
132. BIT.LY/PHPASIA-FIG @MICHAELCULLUMUK
133. : BREAKING THE BOUNDARIES PHPCONF.ASIA 2016 @MICHAELCULLUMUK