ZgPHP meetup #79 (2018/03)
Details
ZgPHP is on the road again! Trikoder will host us again in their office with a stunning view. Another awesome ZgPHP meetup will be held on the 20th floor of Eurotower (Ivana Lucica 2A, Zagreb) with 2 great talks and available slots for lightning talks. Our host will provide snacks & drinks for this meetup!
Note: ID Check is obligatory due to security policy, so make sure you bring your ID card and show it at the reception desk.
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# Talks
Luka Kladaric: "Phabricator: what’s it do?"
Talk summary:
Phabricator is an open source system with many applications, code hosting and review being among the more popular ones. We will run through how simple it is to install, the various more prominent features and how they work, and wrap up with a Q&A backed by 6 years of experience using it and administering it.
About speaker:
Chaos management professional with over 15 years of experience in software development, system architecture, security and infrastructure management. Self-exiled from web development, PHP in particular.
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Filip Srnec: "PHP array - Big O(no)"
Talk summary:
We all use built in PHP array functions, but do we consider the cost of doing that? What is time complexity and how to apply it in everyday programming?
About speaker:
Mathematician, engineer and a passionate developer. He enjoyes solving challenges and using variety of optimization techinques. He has experience in various fields from scientific and parallel computing to data science and machine learning. Music is a big part of his life, as well as travelling.
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# Lightning talks
If you want to share something with others in 5 minutes, prepare a lightning talk and let us know you're interested. Rules are simple: exactly 5 minutes, you can have slides or simply talk about something.
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# Schedule
• 17:30 - Pre-meetup - gathering, small talk
• 18:00 - Meetup kickoff, Group announcements
• 18:15 - Luka Kladaric: "Phabricator: what’s it do?"
• 19:00 - Break
• 19:15 - Filip Srnec: "PHP array - Big O(no)"
• 19:50 - Lightning talks
ZgPHP meetup #79 (2018/03)