Veröffentlicht am 25. Mai 2009 (vor 431 Tagen)
I am back from php|tek 09. Due to Lufthansa upgrading me to business class on the flight back from Chicago, I am rather coherent and reasonable today, which is good, given the fact that I am off to Berlin for two talks at IPC tomorrow.
tek09 was a great conference, and I am really glad that I could be part of it.
The code review workshop I did together with my thePHP.cc-partners Sebastian and Arne was well-received, and both my regular talks Seven Steps to Better OOP Code and Dissecting an MVC application got great feedback, and were both spotlighted on Slideshare. I bet this is just because I have made it a habit to use a nice background image on the first slide ;-)
By the way, there is a group php|tek 2009 on Slideshare, which hopefully soon contains the slides of all presentations given at the conference. The presentations of my fellow-thePHP.cc-ers are already there. Yours for the taking.
Wondering about the title of this blog entry? Well, where there is capuccino, there should be espresso as well, right? I got a coupon for a free coffee-based drink like cappuccino, latte, etc. from McCafe. Since I am an espresso addict, I asked the McD employee wether I could redeem my coupon for a plain espresso. She looked at me like I was wearing a blue elePHPant on top of my head. (Just to make sure, I quickly checked my reflection in the window, but I did not. I usually take them off before I go out.)
Ordering a capuccino without milk somehow did the trick.
Tags: PHP, tek09, Slideshare, Conference, Presentation, Slides, Espresso, thePHP.cc, Sebastian Bergmann, Arne Blankerts, Chicago, U.S.A.
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Diplom-Informatiker Stefan Priebsch ist IT-Consultant, Trainer und Spezialist für die Entwicklung PHP-basierter Software.
Er ist Autor zahlreicher Bücher und Fachartikel über verschiedene Aspekte des Software-Lebenszyklus und spricht regelmäßig auf internationalen IT-Konferenzen.
Stefan Priebsch ist verheiratet und Vater von Zwillingen. Er lebt und arbeitet in Wolfratshausen bei München und ist Mitgründer und Principal Consultant von thePHP.cc.
"Another great talk, Stefan speaks very clearly and adds in just the right amount of
humor. Lots to learn and some great examples, another session I easily could have sit through for 2+ hours."
--Kevin Edwards, Peopleclick
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die von HipHop profitieren werden. Die Zahlen bewegen sich im Wesentlichen
zwischen 0% und 100%, daher versuche ich mich gar nicht erst an einer eigenen
Schätzung, sondern will stattdessen über die Voraussetzungen schreiben, die
ein Team beziehungsweise eine Firma erfüllen muss, um von HipHop profitieren zu
können.
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