Juni Gathering Meetup

Here we go. The date just got confirmed, so we need YOU to RSVP NOW! Meet awesome PHP devs and other interesting people at ViennaPHP, enjoy a Club Mate or a beer and let's have fun.

AGENDA

• "Welcome" by Boris Hrkic

• "Migrating from Magento 1 to Magento 2" by Matthias Zeis

After many years of development, Magento 2 was published in November 2015. Substantial changes were introduced (also see http://de.slideshare.net/mzeis/outlook-on-magento-2 from the Vienna PHP User Group "Ecommerce" Meetup last year) which means that an update from Magento 1 to Magento 2 is not trivial. I want to give my honest tips on how to get the most out of the migration, both for the merchant and the integrator.

Matthias Zeis (Tech Lead) - He is PHP developer for about 15 years now and he spent most of his last 7 years with implementing Magento web shops, improving the code quality and workflow in our company and lately a lot of devops work. This year he officially switched to a Tech Lead position and one of his roles is to make them fit for Magento 2.

"Treat the migration from Magento 1 to Magento 2 not as a software update but as a platform switch - use the chance a store makeover." Matthias Zeis

Contact:

Twitter: @mzeis (https://twitter.com/mzeis?lang=en)

Website: http://www.matthias-zeis.com

• "Forget about loops, welcome to collection pipelines“ by Dusan Kasan

Using collection pipelines instead of nested loops/conditions for data processing will make your code more readable, refactor-able, easier to reason about and memory efficient.

Dusan Kasan (Senior Software Developer)- He is a software developer based in Bratislava, Slovakia who creates web applications, mostly in PHP. He passionate about TDD, DDD and any other DD .

Contact:

Twitter: @DusanKasan (https://twitter.com/DusanKasan?lang=en)

Website: http://dusankasan.com

• "Symfony Service Container“ by Michael Schramm

Introduction on why to use Service Containers. Problems that might arise Advanced concepts (ie: custom annotations, modifications during compile time)

Michael Schramm (CTO of mymarket.io gmbh)-

1987 born in Salzburg
2006 moved to vienna to study technical mathematics and software engineering
2007 started working as php developer
2010 first attempt at creating companies
2014 cofounded mymarket.io

Contact:

Website: http://blog.ms07.at / www.mymarket.io (http://www.mymarket.io)

• "SESSION IV -> Databases! Differences between Storages, Services and a short overview when to use what“ by Jakob Oberhummer

• "Outro" by Boris Hrkic

Additional talks? Sure! We need still talks, so please get in touch with Sebastian or Boris!

Sponsors? Sure! If you want to give thirsty devs something to drink while they talk about your company and remember it as one of the best around, come talk to Boris!

SPONSORS

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Stockwerk CoWorking

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Jetbrains

Github

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