php|tek 2009: The community in action

• June 1, 2009

• Conferences , PHP

This year I was abel to attended the 2009 php|tek conference in Chicago. This conference is hosted by MTACon, the company behind php|architect magazine, one of the most influent PHP publications in the world. php|tek is a unique event in its overall “feel” and purpose - for those that read my post on ZendCon'08 you may be able to pickup this difference yourselves. Tek is a community oriented event, as opposed to ZendCon which is much more aimed at companies. Is this good you ask? Yes, its perfect, it in no way falls short of the content in ZendCon, but on the plus side it gives one many more opportunities to mingle and meet the central PHP Core Developer Team, and most importantly, it inspires attendees to work with and give back to PHP.

AJAX e PHP: Aprendendo a base [Parte 2]

• August 19, 2008

• Pessoal/Off-topic

Continuando o post anterior, seguiremos agora para o módulo PHP, HTML e a conclusão do artigo.

Filtering objects using annotations

• August 11, 2011

• PHP

Filtering with Annotations

PHP does not have native Annotations support, however many projects have been using doc blocks to add value and semantics to code, like PHPUnit, Doctrine and Symfony. The Doctrine did a really good job in making available a Annotation parser kit, which allows you to bring the power of annotations into you own project. This opens up a few possibilities.