Chapters

33 Chapters | 20:51:09 |

01

Keynote (Fabien Potencier)

42:22
02

HTTP/3: It's all about the transport! (Benoit Jacquemont)

36:34
03

How to contribute to Symfony and why you should give it a try (Valentin Udaltsov)

38:14
04

A view in the PHP Virtual Machine (julien pauli)

36:45
05

How Doctrine caching can skyrocket your application (Jachim Coudenys)

42:26
06

Using the Workflow component for e-commerce (Michelle Sanver)

40:36
07

Crazy Fun Experiments with PHP (Not for Production) (Zan Baldwin)

30:15
08

Hexagonal Architecture with Symfony (Matthias Noback)

38:17
09

Crawling the Web with the New Symfony Components (Adiel Cristo)

35:56
10

Adding Event Sourcing to an existing PHP project (for the right reasons) (Alessandro Lai)

43:37
11

HYPErmedia: leveraging HTTP/2 and Symfony for better and faster web APIs (Kévin Dunglas)

41:50
12

PHP, Symfony and Security (Diana Ungaro Arnos)

44:29
13

What happens when I press enter? (Tobias Sjösten)

41:11
14

Configuring Symfony - from localhost to High Availability (Nicolas Grekas)

43:46
15

HTTP Caching with Symfony 101 (Matthias Pigulla)

40:33
16

How fitness helps you become a better developer (Magnus Nordlander)

43:23
17

PHPUnit Best Practices (Sebastian Bergmann)

42:37
18

Using API Platform to build ticketing system (Antonio Peric-Mazar)

38:25
19

Make the Most out of Twig (Andrii Yatsenko)

38:14
20

Mental Health in the Workplace (Stefan Koopmanschap)

36:35
21

Importing bad data - Outputting good data with Symfony (Michelle Sanver)

42:17
22

Symfony Serializer: There and back again (Juciellen Cabrera)

26:47
23

Eeek, my tests are mutating! (Lander Vanderstraeten)

24:07
24

Integrating performance management in your development cycle (Marc Weistroff)

29:04
25

Demystifying React JS for Symfony developers (Titouan Galopin)

33:00
26

Head first into Symfony Cache, Redis & Redis Cluster (Andre Rømcke)

37:44
27

Prime Time with Messenger: Queues, Workers & more Fun! (Ryan Weaver)

44:36
28

SymfonyCloud: the infrastructure of the Symfony ecosystem (Tugdual Saunier)

36:29
29

Together towards an AI, NEAT plus ultra (Grégoire Hébert)

39:16
30

Building really fast applications (Tobias Nyholm)

38:11
31

Everything you wanted to know about Sylius, but didn’t find time to ask (Łukasz Chruściel)

26:04
32

DevCorp: Choose Your Own Adventure (Pauline Vos)

39:26
33

One Year of Symfony (Zan Baldwin & Nicolas Grekas)

38:03

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SymfonyCon 2019 Amsterdam presentation by Michelle Sanver.

The role of our API in Switzerland is to consume a lot of data that was not meant for a digital age and to transform it into beautiful output, for one of the biggest retailer in Switzerland. This is a journey of consuming a lot of data and APIs from different sources and in different formats. Some of them made us laugh, some of us got migraines. We built a smooth architecture to consume and output data. I am proud of our architecture that we seamlessly upgraded to keep the latest versions, now Symfony 4 along the way. I want to share with you how we managed to keep this API up to date for over 5 years and the architecture that we use to make it happen.

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