Welcome to Symfony Moscow Meetup June 2

On June 2, the Mail.Ru Group’s Moscow office will host the eighth meeting of the Symfony Moscow Meetup community - a meeting of PHP / Symfony2 developers. Participants will discuss the development of web applications and related technologies, share experiences, the latest technical news and communicate in an informal setting. At the meeting 4 reports will be presented. Read the details under the cut.

18:30 - registration of participants

19:00 - Alexander Lisachenko, Alpari
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"Addressing end-to-end functionality in applications"

Each of us likes to write clean object-oriented code, but there is always end-to-end functionality that cannot be solved using object code, such as logging, caching, authorization, and more. Are there ways to address these issues with end-to-end functionality? Are you tired of constantly repeating the same lines of code in all class methods? From the report you will learn effective ways to deal with such code.

19:30 - Alexey Medvedev, Alpari

"Enterprise-infrastructure of management of PHP-packages within the company"

The report will describe how Alpari deployed a local package management system based on Composer, Packagist and git-frontend Gitweb; and how they work with private packages and why dependencies are never downloaded directly from GitHub when building applications.

In addition, there will be a few words about what is under the hood of Packagist, when, how and why to deploy it in your company, what alternative Composer package repositories are and when it is convenient to use them.

20:00 - break

20:10 - Maxim AloneCoder Popov, Mail.Ru Group

“Asynchronous requests in MySQL or when PDO becomes low”

The report will look at why we need and what are the advantages of asynchronous samples from MySQL, as well as how we use MySQLi and PDO together.

20:50 - Ruslan Khanov

“Container Services - What? Where? When?"

The report will consider typical examples and anti-patterns of what is usually placed in containers, why it is done and how.

Participation is free, but you must register , the number of places is limited.

Address: Leningradsky prospect, 39, building 79.