PHP User Group Munich Meeting
Hosted By
Mathias B. and 3 others
Details
*** Special Event after this year's International PHP Conferencel; max 100 attendees ***
Join us for interesting talks, fun discussions, and be part of the Munich PHP community!
Twitter Announcement: https://twitter.com/phpugmunich/status/1184750268199718912
Schedule:
6:30pm - 7:00pm - socializing with food and drinks
7:00pm - 9:00pm - talks with short breaks in between
Talk 1: SOLID in Practice - Jessica Mauerhan, Skillshare, USA (@JessicaMauerhan)
Talk 2: Practical Privacy – GDPR explained - Marcus Bointon, syniah.com, FR (@SynchroM)
Talk 3: A Very Quick Introduction to Event Storming - Arne Blankerts, thePHP.cc, DE (@arneblankerts)
# SOLID in Practice - Jessica Mauerhan, Skillshare, USA (@JessicaMauerhan)
SOLID – a set of concepts for designing maintainable and understandable software – yet some of these ideas can be hard to understand themselves. Scholarly definitions and generic examples of these are often still confusing and not applicable to real world applications. By taking a look at an actual application, we’ll explore these principles in action, and demonstrate the benefits of following them.
https://phpconference.com/speaker/jessica-mauerhan/
# Practical Privacy – GDPR explained - Marcus Bointon, syniah.com, FR (@SynchroM)
In recent years we’ve seen a growing awareness of privacy and security issues, particularly in the wake of seemingly endless data breaches and Edward Snowden’s revelations. After many years of inconsistent legislation, the EU’s powerful General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in May 2018, raising privacy and data protection standards dramatically, and increasing exposure for companies both inside and outside the EU. GDPR’s effects are being felt around the world, helping users to regain control of their own data both inside and outside Europe. As part of this, privacy by design provides a primary line of defense between companies and terrible headlines. All too often legal departments have no contact with developers, and the only time the right conversations happen is when something has gone horribly wrong and it’s too late. We need to fix this – developers need to be aware of legal responsibilities because it is implementation details that matter. This talk covers security vs. privacy, what’s in GDPR, controllers and processors, data protection rights and principles, privacy by design, and more. This talk features a special appearance by Privacy Spiderman!
https://phpconference.com/speaker/marcus-bointon/
# A Very Quick Introduction to Event Storming - Arne Blankerts, thePHP.cc, DE (@arneblankerts)
Gathering of requirements: this daunting task that includes endless discussions, unclear specifications and pointless meetings. And all that to in the end create the wrong or broken software. Luckily, we can do better: With Event Storming!
https://phpconference.com/speaker/arne-blankerts/
Join us for interesting talks, fun discussions, and be part of the Munich PHP community!
Twitter Announcement: https://twitter.com/phpugmunich/status/1184750268199718912
Schedule:
6:30pm - 7:00pm - socializing with food and drinks
7:00pm - 9:00pm - talks with short breaks in between
Talk 1: SOLID in Practice - Jessica Mauerhan, Skillshare, USA (@JessicaMauerhan)
Talk 2: Practical Privacy – GDPR explained - Marcus Bointon, syniah.com, FR (@SynchroM)
Talk 3: A Very Quick Introduction to Event Storming - Arne Blankerts, thePHP.cc, DE (@arneblankerts)
# SOLID in Practice - Jessica Mauerhan, Skillshare, USA (@JessicaMauerhan)
SOLID – a set of concepts for designing maintainable and understandable software – yet some of these ideas can be hard to understand themselves. Scholarly definitions and generic examples of these are often still confusing and not applicable to real world applications. By taking a look at an actual application, we’ll explore these principles in action, and demonstrate the benefits of following them.
https://phpconference.com/speaker/jessica-mauerhan/
# Practical Privacy – GDPR explained - Marcus Bointon, syniah.com, FR (@SynchroM)
In recent years we’ve seen a growing awareness of privacy and security issues, particularly in the wake of seemingly endless data breaches and Edward Snowden’s revelations. After many years of inconsistent legislation, the EU’s powerful General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force in May 2018, raising privacy and data protection standards dramatically, and increasing exposure for companies both inside and outside the EU. GDPR’s effects are being felt around the world, helping users to regain control of their own data both inside and outside Europe. As part of this, privacy by design provides a primary line of defense between companies and terrible headlines. All too often legal departments have no contact with developers, and the only time the right conversations happen is when something has gone horribly wrong and it’s too late. We need to fix this – developers need to be aware of legal responsibilities because it is implementation details that matter. This talk covers security vs. privacy, what’s in GDPR, controllers and processors, data protection rights and principles, privacy by design, and more. This talk features a special appearance by Privacy Spiderman!
https://phpconference.com/speaker/marcus-bointon/
# A Very Quick Introduction to Event Storming - Arne Blankerts, thePHP.cc, DE (@arneblankerts)
Gathering of requirements: this daunting task that includes endless discussions, unclear specifications and pointless meetings. And all that to in the end create the wrong or broken software. Luckily, we can do better: With Event Storming!
https://phpconference.com/speaker/arne-blankerts/
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PHP User Group Munich Meeting