You know your code works, but have you ever wondered if it would win a beauty contest, or could be improved at all? Well here is your chance to find out! On Wednesday, June 15 Baltimore PHP will host a community code review, moderated by Tim Crider. We will provide a few examples of both [...]
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You know your code works, but have you ever wondered if it would win a beauty contest, or could be improved at all? Well here is your chance to find out! On Wednesday, June 15 Baltimore PHP will host a community code review, moderated by Tim Crider. We will provide a few examples of both good and bad code, but anyone is welcome (AND ENCOURAGED) to bring some examples of their code to let the group evaluate. We had AWESOME submissions the last time. A lot of GREAT conversation was generated.
Submit your code before the event to code@baltimorephp.org, and we will obfuscate your code and evaluate it.
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The theme is how to avoid writing bad code, which is something that is seen quite frequently.
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Helps you get to done more quickly by making it simple to create solutions.
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You know your code works, but have you ever wondered if it would win a beauty contest, or could be improved at all? Well here is your chance to find out! On Wednesday, December 15 Baltimore PHP will host a code review. We will provide a few examples of both good and bad code, but [...]
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Mitch will share his experience using Lithium+MongoDB.
Tags: Lithium, MongoDB
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Suddenly faced with 50k lines of legacy PHP including this one? ini_set(max_memory_size, 100000M); Owen will talk about strategies and tools for dealing with difficult old code. Owen Byrne is best-known as co-founder and original developer ofDigg.com, but has worked for 25 years in software and IT. More recently he was a big part of the [...]
Tags: KCacheGrind, PHPUnit, Xdebug
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