PHP London January 2021

Due to COVID-19, this meetup will be via Zoom.
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You can join the meeting on the day with the link provided by the meetup event.

We will send the passcode to everyone before the event beings.
Agenda:

6:30-7:00 - Welcome, group announcements & chat
7:05 - Talk:

Talk: Git under the hood

Git is a standard tool for version control these days so we all use it daily. And we all understand it. Or do we? Well... Let's face it - git is hard. The main reason for this lies in its UI. It is full of leaky abstractions. That is why to get comfortable with git you need to gain some understanding of how git works internally. In this talk, we "open" git's hood and take a look at what happens there when we do our daily operations.

Speaker: Zvonimir Spajic

Zvonimir is a passionate software developer highly interested in software architecture and ‘getting it right’. Outside work, he likes to keep his mind sharp and body strong by doing different recreational sports. Zvone enjoys reading a good book, listening to all sorts of music, and 'dogs.

Sponsors

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Explore Group (https://www.explore-group.com) - The Explore Group has been helping companies recruit top talent in the ever-evolving world of technology since 2005. We've adapted alongside the changing IT market to become increasingly specialist enabling us to support our customers on their journey through the new digital economy.

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We will have 2 licences from JetBrains (https://www.jetbrains.com/products.html) for any of their products to raffle.

Want to speak at PHP London?

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