symfony Camp 2008 - Day 1
Fabien Potencier
symfony Camp started yesterday with a symfony 1.1 training but today is the first conference day.
People are coming from all over the world (Germany, Netherlands, France, USA, Poland, ...). More than 80 people showed up and before we started the conference, Lambert, from DOP, organized a small game to help us know each other. It was very funny.
Then, I talked about the REST support in symfony 1.2 and then, I gave a talk about the Dependency Injection Container we will have in symfony 2.
After lunch, Dustin Whittle talked about the "Lessons learned at Yahoo" and Fabian Lange gave some tips on "symfony performance". That was enough for symfony. So, Jonathan Wage came on stage to talk about Doctrine.
At the end of day, we had a great discussion about the symfony community and how you can help the symfony project. Kris Wallsmith is the new community manager and he will coordinate the efforts. So, if you want to contribute something, whether it is a translation, a new cookbook tutorial, a use case, or whatever you can come up with, please send him an email and he will try to help you out (kris.wallsmith ..at.. symfony-project.com).
Tonight, we will have a barbecue party and we will play with some symfony money!
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You'll spend the symfony money that every developper has saved by using his favorite framework ^^
Use symfony => save time and money =>go to the symfony Camp and eat some good barbecues !!!
Hugo.
Anyway, thank you for putting the slides on the web. I think that "symfony performance" is one of the most useful presentation I have ever read on symfony. Any symfony user should read it...