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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
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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
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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 Stefan Koopmanschap.

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Mental health is an important part of life, yet mental illness is big. Perhaps bigger than you might think when looking around you. In this talk, you'll be introduced to some basics on mental health and mental illness, and given some tips and handholds on how to handle mental illness on the work floor.

Transcript & caption for the talk will be added soon.

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Musa H. 3 years ago

I love this talk and really find its absence in some places I worked before. What I really find it helpful for the employees, is One-on-One's a lead, manager, director, CEO, CTO, etc can hold with employees on regular basis in such a way the employees talk and problem (not only tech related ones) to be the center of the talks. I have noticed it can avoid burouts, depressions and also possibly prevent resignations for those reasons, so it will be a two sided win for both the employees and for the business, after all they do not want to loose their great employees

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skoop Musa H. 3 years ago

Glad you liked the talk. And yes, one-on-one's can be really useful, but for it to be useful the environment needs to be safe to talk about such things. Unfortunately in quite a few companies I've noticed that the environment does not feel safe enough to mention such things.

Thanks for your comment!

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Musa H. skoop 3 years ago

Anytime! And I do agree with the environment needs to be ready for it