Fabien Potencier discovered the Web in 1994, at a time when connecting to the
Internet was still associated with the harmful strident sounds of a modem.
Being a developer by passion, he started to build websites with PHP5 in 2004
and created the symfony framework to help his company leverage the
power of PHP for its customers.
Fabien is also the creator of other Open-Source projects, a writer, a blogger,
a speaker at international conferences, and a happy father of two wonderful
kids.
France
Internet was still associated with the harmful strident sounds of a modem.
Being a developer by passion, he started to build websites with PHP5 in 2004
and created the symfony framework to help his company leverage the
power of PHP for its customers.
Fabien is also the creator of other Open-Source projects, a writer, a blogger,
a speaker at international conferences, and a happy father of two wonderful
kids.
France Sessions 2012
Look beyond PHP View session page
Session en anglais - Introduction
Even if PHP is by far the most popular language to develop websites, it's not the only one. What can we learn from Java, Python, and Ruby? Which best practices and tools can we borrow and/or adapt from these languages? Open-Source, cross-pollination and sharing are the keys to open your mind and benefit from the work of other communities.
Varnish, the easy way to speed up your websites View session page
Session en anglais - Introduction
Based on the HTTP specification, Varnish Cache is able to speed up all your websites, independently of the language you are using to develop them. This session will focus on how you can easily benefit from installing it, and it will give you hints on how to get the most out of it with unique features like ESI support.
Previous sessions
Caching on the Edge (2011)
