Wednesday, May 13. 2009

Speaking at php|tek

I announced this earlier in the year, but for those that missed it, I'm speaking at php|tek next week.

Speaking at php|tek 2009

I'll be co-presenting a workshop entitled Practical SVN for PHP Developers along with the lovely and talented Lorna Jane Mitchell. In a way, it's a continuation of the unconference session we did together at ZendCon08, and will provide much more in-depth information on the subject -- including how to create and organize your repositories, branching and tagging strategies, how and when to commit, as well as more basic usage of subversion for day-to-day use.

I've also proposed two unconference sessions:

  • Using Git to take SVN offline continues the version control theme. In it, I plan to demonstrate and discuss git+svn, a set of tools I use daily to allow me the benefits of a distributed versioning system backed by a non-distributed, canonical system.
  • Play-dough: How to Model Your PHP Objects is a continuation of a series of blog posts I did earlier this year on creating models for your MVC systems. I plan to look at some common design patterns, including Service Layers, Domain Models, Data Mappers, Transaction Scripts, ActiveRecord, and Table and Row Data Gateways -- and where and when each may make sense in your application.

If you're interested in either of the above two topics, follow the links and vote. Or, if you just want to see me run around like a chicken with its head cut off for two days as I scramble to put materials together, that works as well.

If you're going to php|tek next week, please look me up. And if you're not, it's not too late to register!

Posted by Matthew Weier O'Phinney in PHP at 11:33 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)
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Hi There, I am not able to attend your workshop, but I am very courious aobut the PHP and SVN partices. Is there any possibility that we can get any movie from the conference or any atricles about SVN and PHP practices from you?


Cheers,
KS.
#1 Krzysztof (Link) on 2009-05-24 16:38 (Reply)
Well, I've done a number of presentations on svn, usually in conjunction with other best practices, and these are primarily up on my slideshare account: http://slideshare.net/weierophinney/
#1.1 Matthew Weier O'Phinney (Link) on 2009-05-25 21:56 (Reply)

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