ZgPHP #91

# Schedule
17:30 - Pre-meetup - gathering, small talk
18:00 - Meetup kickoff, Group announcements
18:05 - Marijan Šuflaj: Fun times with Symfony DIC tags
18:35 - Break
18:45 - Luka Kladarić: Tech bankruptcy
19:30 - Raffle + Lightning talks

# Talks
##1. Marijan Šuflaj: Fun times with Symfony DIC tags

### Description

Symfony DIC supports tags which are a powerful feature when used with compiler passes. In this talk, my idea is to compare manual container configuration with tagged configuration. Next I'll show some ways to make tagged configuration (perhaps) easier to handle.

For those who want more info, I'll explore parts with word __dynamic__ in the subtitle from the https://github.com/zlikavac32/symfony-extras repository.

### Speaker short bio

I love hacking, low level things and solving mystical bugs. Although I also work with Java and C, PHP is my primary and best known language with around 11 years of experience with it.

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##2. Luka Kladaric: Tech bankruptcy

### Description

Since the dawn of software development, we’ve been faced with the same impossible choice every single day: do it quickly or do it well. We do our best to make the right choice for the task at hand, and we move on. Then came the lean startups & “Move fast and break things” and put their thumbs on the scale in the favor of the hacks, the MVPs, the just-ship-its, and the Product Managers just ate. it. up.
That’s great, for proving a concept or finding a market fit. But what happens when that’s all you do? When the entire organization, top to bottom, has collectively forgotten how to write quality software. When you become unable to make the correct technical decision even by accident.
We will take a deep dive on a mission-critical web application that is basically unusable on its best day, and trace the trivial bad decisions that got it there.
You will never take a shortcut again.

### Speaker short bio

Luka has been doing computer stuff professionally for over half his life. Despises frontend, likes doing talks. Loves putting out trash fires for money. Runs Sekura Collective, a chaos management agency. Formerly infrastructure lead at noom.com, CTO/co-founder at hitlistapp.com and developer at deviantart.com. Splits time between Zagreb and New York. Dreams in matrixcode.