Intl PHP Conference Slides

Mon, 4 Jun 2007 14:24 UTC

I’ve been neglecting for far too long to post these slides, and I’ve been reminded several times by conference attendees that I need to post them. Thank you for the reminders, and I apologize that it has taken me this long to post these. Links to the slides are below…

I once again found myself in Germany—Ludwigsburg, specifically—for the International PHP Conference, Spring Edition. This location was much better than the hotel/conference location in Frankfurt because it was right in the town of Ludwigsburg. This made it easy to walk around, sight-see, and find things to do outside of the conference.

This time around, I gave two talks: Designing RESTful Web Applications and Give Your Site A Boost With memcached. Overall, I was very proud of these talks, especially the one on REST. The REST talk has been growing and changing over the last few times I’ve given it, and, now, I think it’s maturing into an excellent discussion of REST theory coupled with practical tips on designing a RESTful application. Perhaps I’ll spend some more time talking about REST on this blog in the coming weeks and months.

For now, enjoy the slides:


3 Responses to “Intl PHP Conference Slides”

In “Give your site a boost with memcached” you say “Better yet, don’t store the XML files and, instead, store
the DOM object representation of the XML file in
memcache”.
But Memcached serialize the data, and in PHP it’s impossible to serialize a DOMDocument or a SimpleXml object.

Comment by Paco
Tue, 15 Jan 2008 at 9:29 UTC | Permalink

yea, I also tried to memcache a DOM object and it did not work

Comment by James
Sun, 20 Apr 2008 at 17:01 UTC | Permalink

Yep. I misspoke. I’m revising this talk and correcting many of those errors, as well as adding new information.

Thanks!

Comment by Ben Ramsey
Mon, 21 Apr 2008 at 13:59 UTC | Permalink

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