Category Archives: DPC Radio

Rob Allen Zend_Form is a powerful component than can simplify form handling within your web application. Find out in this session how to make Zend_Form render and validate your form elements and ease the pain of forms on web pages. … Continue reading →

To kick off 2011 here’s an interview with our inspirational keynote speaker Kevlin Henney – talking about development and how we can keep bettering ourselves! Video Interview: Kevlin Henney from Ibuildings on Vimeo. Like it? Share it!

Johannes Schlüter PHP developers usually don’t have to care about the inner workings of PHP and the Zend Engine as it simply works. This presentation will present some of the inner workings, like teaching the truth about references. Additionally it … Continue reading →

With the Call for Papers open and the for the Dutch PHP Conference 2011, it seems like a good time to bring in this interview from last year’s host, Lorna Mitchell. Watch this short video for her impressions of the … Continue reading →

Lorenzo Alberton Having invested time and energy into your application, nothing could be more exciting than seeing it gain popularity, and seeing your user base grow. However the success of your application could also turn into your worst nightmare! What … Continue reading →

Rob Allen This talk will concentrate on the various strategies you can use to ensure that developing and releasing new features to a live website is stress-free. Firstly we will look at how organising your source code into branches can … Continue reading →

Helgi Thormar Thobjoernsson Anyone that has written a Content Management System or a blog system, has quickly realised that people will want to extend the functionality of the application and thus the developer has to embark on a journey to … Continue reading →

David Soria Parra Besides OpenSource projects like the Linux Kernel, OpenJDK or Perl, companies increasingly use distributed version control systems like Git and Mercurial. Their unique features makes new and modern work-flows possible, which are particularly useful in agil development. … Continue reading →

This year at the Dutch PHP Conference, we managed to capture some of our speakers on camera, and asked them about their talks and about the event itself. Read on for the video interview we did with Thijs Feryn – … Continue reading →

Speaker:Thijs Feryn Most PHP talks are given from the point of view of people who work on a project internally. These people are mostly developers, designers, project managers, QA’s and there’s even an occasional business man who shares his opinion … Continue reading →