March 9-11, 2011
Montreal, Canada
CakePHP - The Path to 2.0
CakePHP has undergone massive changes recently with the development push to complete features for our 2.0 version.
Through this process we've learnt a lot about developing with PHP, enhancing the experience for developers, and managing legacy users through careful deprecation and feature removal process.
This talk covers extensively the changes in the 2.0 version upcoming for CakePHP, but also details the feature enhancement and deprecation process we've employed to ensure retention of users for a successful push forward on a long standing stable open source project.
Through this process we've learnt a lot about developing with PHP, enhancing the experience for developers, and managing legacy users through careful deprecation and feature removal process.
This talk covers extensively the changes in the 2.0 version upcoming for CakePHP, but also details the feature enhancement and deprecation process we've employed to ensure retention of users for a successful push forward on a long standing stable open source project.
Graham Weldon
Cake Development Corporation
Graham has been working with PHP for 10 years, and has been working on the CakePHP project for the last 3 years. With a solid background in Software Engineering and Java development, Graham brings an engineering and architectural knowledge that helps shape and define the framework as it evolves.
Graham is a well known public speaker in the PHP and CakePHP community, speaking at events such as OSCON, CakeFest, and various PHP events worldwide.
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