26 au 28 février, 2020
Montréal, Canada
Never* use arrays
PHP loves arrays. They're the uber data structure. That's the problem.
In modern PHP there are almost always better options than bare arrays that are easier to use, safer, less bug-prone, and faster. Yes, all of those.
This talk will go through what PHP arrays actually are (hint: they are not arrays at all), why they're problematic, and what to do instead.
In modern PHP there are almost always better options than bare arrays that are easier to use, safer, less bug-prone, and faster. Yes, all of those.
This talk will go through what PHP arrays actually are (hint: they are not arrays at all), why they're problematic, and what to do instead.
Larry Garfield
Sentact
Larry Garfield has been building websites since he was a sophomore in high school, which is longer ago than he'd like to admit. Larry is current a Staff Engineer at Sentact. Larry led the Drupal 8 Web Services initiative that helped transform Drupal into a modern PHP platform. Larry is a member of the PHP-FIG Core Committee, co-author of several PHP RFCs, and has authored several books on PHP development including "Thinking Functionally in PHP" and "Exploring PHP 8.0."
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