ZgPHP meetup #130
Details
Schedule
17:30 - Pre-meetup - gathering, small talk
18:00 - Meetup kickoff, Group announcements
18:10 - Host introduction
18:15 - Talk: Living with open source responsibility
19:00 - Short break
19:15 - Talk: Realtime in PHP with AppSync
19:45 - Lightning talks
20:00 - Drink up
Talks
Mario Blažek: Living with open source responsibility
It is straightforward to open source a piece of code and call it a library. It is effortless to maintain it when you are the only user, but what happens when you reach the first hundred or thousand downloads.
Semantic versioning, changelog, stable release, backward compatibility, continuous integration, code coverage probably would be some of the buzzwords that would pop up into your head.
Let's go through the process of being a responsible open-source developer and maintainer.
Speaker short bio
Mario Blažek is a Backend Team Lead at Q agency and a Lead Developer of Jenz. Most of the time uses PHP as a language of choice. He promotes open-source software and PHP-related technologies as one of the organizers of the Zagreb PHP User Group (ZgPHP). Likes working with Symfony framework and explores the dark sides of it. He is a Symfony and Twig certified developer.
When he is not on the primary job, he volunteers as a Chief fire officer at the local fire department. Is married to a beautiful wife and is a father of two sons.
Alen Pokos: Realtime in PHP with AppSync
Many of today apps depend on realtime data and push updates. Historically, this is one of the pains when working
with PHP. In this talk I will share how we achieve realtime updates to our mobile and web apps from Symfony
powered backend using AWS AppSync. How to setup. demo and a lot of ideas on what you can do with it.
Speaker short bio
Software architect @ Bornfight. I am someone who likes technical solutions and good
communication. Besides playing in code editor and writing documents, I like to put my efforts to solve some
challenging problems, adopt new technologies and just to see what can be done to enjoy technology a little bit
more.