Attending PHP Conference Okinawa

I attended the PHP Conference again, following last month's event.

It was my first time back in Okinawa since visiting Miyako Island at the end of June, and I could feel a slight change in temperature.

Sessions

Practical PHP Metaprogramming

eval is a last resort
- ex. Defining a function using eval inside a foreach
- → Strive with Closure
With great power comes great responsibility
- You might lose the benefits of static analysis

Starting to Study OOP, Clean Architecture, and DDD in an Internal Study Group

I thought it was great to have a study group that connects theory and practice
Mob programming-driven learning seems promising

Learning Web Security from Vulnerabilities

The talk was clear and easy to understand
I want to regularly review IPA materials

This is How We Evolved Over 6 Years! Our Development Environment's Transition and Present by Yuta Ohashi

This is How We Evolved Over 6 Years! Our Development Environment's Transition and Present

From my perspective, looking back over the past 1-2 years, I feel Docker's momentum has significantly increased

Code Design to Prevent "Broken Windows"

I thought "broken windows" in software need to be obviously bad practices.
- There are various types of bad practices, such as those that are not obvious, hard to notice, or only realized later, but tests should generally help

How to Create an Engineer Culture

A story about working on an internal podcast for the purpose of technical PR
Learned about transactive memory

Introduction to Mutation Testing

I didn't know about mutation testing...

Impressions

Apparently, about half of the participants were from Tokyo. I heard that there is a community of engineers in Okinawa that is becoming more active each year.

I think there were many challenges since it was the first event, but thank you to all the staff.

The next PHP Conference is CakeFest.