Category Archives: DPC Radio

Tobias Schlitt You already know Singleton, Signal/Observer, Factory and friends. But, which object oriented patterns are en vogue in the PHP world and how can you seize their power? This talk gives you an overview on Dependency Injection, Data Mapper … Continue reading →

Derick Rethans The web is full of useful advice focussed on pushing out the last bit of performance of your code. They mention trivial changes. like changing every occurrence of print with echo even suggesting to use for instead of … Continue reading →

Kore Nordmann CouchDB is a prominent representative of the NoSQL movement. Using its integrated web server and eventual consistent replication you can not only distribute data, but also full application code. This even works for clients which are not always … Continue reading →

Christopher Jones This session starts with a brief but important overview about the growing Oracle technology eco-system. It shows what Oracle’s direction means for PHP application development and deployment. The majority of the talk then highlights techniques on building high … Continue reading →

This year’s DPCRadio returns with one of the keynotes from this year’s event as our first episode. Helgi Þormar Þorbjörnsson APIs are commonly an afterthought, like a hot tub awkwardly attached to a house?—?a shoehorned approach that produces a suboptimal … Continue reading →

Today’s episode comes from one of our own Ibuildings employees, covering Zend Framework. Martin de Keijzer Many people use Zend Framework for it’s MVC implementation, but it has a lot of hidden gems. Internationalization (i18n) is one of them. We … Continue reading →

Paul Matthews With Google constantly pushing the customer expectations of searching, is it time to move away from our database full-text search in pursuit of a more targeted platform? Can implementing Solr offer more than an answer to a search? … Continue reading →

Paul Matthews With Google constantly pushing the customer expectations of searching, is it time to move away from our database full-text search in pursuit of a more targeted platform? Can implementing Solr offer more than an answer to a search? … Continue reading →

Today’s episode comes from one of our own Ibuildings employees, covering Zend Framework. Martin de Keijzer Many people use Zend Framework for it’s MVC implementation, but it has a lot of hidden gems. Internationalization (i18n) is one of them. We … Continue reading →

This year’s DPCRadio returns with one of the keynotes from this year’s event as our first episode. Helgi Þormar Þorbjörnsson APIs are commonly an afterthought, like a hot tub awkwardly attached to a house?—?a shoehorned approach that produces a suboptimal … Continue reading →