[phpug-admin 2281] Re: PHPカンファレンス2011の開催について

2011年 2月 19日 (土) 05:29:17 JST

ゆどうふです。

> もしよければ、彼を公式に招待したいと思うのですが皆さんの意見をお聞かせく ださい。

個人的には、賛成です。
熱意を持って参加したいと言って下さってる(しかもネタもある）のですし、とてもありがたい話では
ないかと思います。

PHPCONのテーマ自体まだ決めていないので、ネタを絞るのは話し合ってからでないと難しいですが、
Hadoop and PHPとかすごい聞きたいです。CauchDBもいいネタですし、お願いして間違いは無い気がします。

渡航となると講演者の予定もハードルが上がるので、海外ゲストをどうするか、だけは先に
決めておいた方が良さそうですね。


> また、いつごろ日取りがハッキリするのかと聞かれました。

柏岡さんが小展示を仮押さえしてくれていますし、9/10予定、という方向で調整を進めて
いただいて良いと思います。
# というか、別の日をチョイスすることのメリットはなさそうですよね。

公式発表は重たいのでおいといて、講演者へ交渉する場合には、9/10にターゲットを絞って話をしてあげて
良いとおもいますが、どうでしょう？
# tweetだけは会場取れ次第つぶやいちゃってもいい気はします。


2011年2月16日9:56 MugeSo <mugeso ＠ mugeso.com>:
> MugeSoです。
>
> 昨年夏にも来日したAgaviのリードデベロッパーのDavid Zuelkeが、
> 今年のPHPカンファレンスにぜひ参加したい言っています。
>
> 彼は世界中のいろいろなイベントで数多く発表していて、Agavi以外にもたくさ んのネタを持っています。今あるネタとして Hadoop,
> Zend_Acl,Agavi,XML,RESTfulインターフェース,CouchDBを上げています。
>
> もしよければ、彼を公式に招待したいと思うのですが皆さんの意見をお聞かせく ださい。
>
> また、いつごろ日取りがハッキリするのかと聞かれました。
>
>
> 以下、Davidのネタ一覧です。
>
> Large-Scale Data Processing with Hadoop and PHP
> ===============================================
> The MapReduce framework promises to make computing of large sets of data
> very easy. The approach offers excellent scalability across many computing
> nodes, and can easily be integrated with existing systems. This session will
> give an introduction to the basic techniques and ideas behind MapReduce,
> followed by examples using Apache Hadoop, a major implementation of
> MapReduce, together with PHP.
> -----
> Note: MapReduce rocks. I've built production data processing clusters with
> Hadoop Streaming and PHP for the processing jobs. This could also be a
> longer tutorial where people play along in a VM.
> -----
> Topic: Performance&Scalability or PHP (a good part of the talk is not about
> PHP, but only about MapReduce and Hadoop).
>
>
> Bulletproof Access Control With Zend_Acl
> ========================================
> Every developer is familiar with the pains of access control. Basic
> authorization checks like checking if a user has a certain permission are
> easy enough - until they start leaking into parts of the code that shouldn't
> have that logic. And then there is the problem of conditions like "only the
> owner of a post may edit the post". Thankfully with Zend_Acl, it's all a
> piece of (delicious) cake.
> -----
> Note: Have used Zend_Acl in a number of projects now, it's fabulous. The
> main magic lies in its assertion feature, where stuff like the mentioned
> "only the owner of a post may edit the post" condition can be implemented.
> But there are pitfalls; for instance, it's important to find the right
> granularity for resource types, and to structure them appropriately. Will
> also address things like caching the final ACL to increase performance, and,
> of course, how to integrate it with the model (that's what really enables
> all the awesomeness).
> -----
> Topic: PHP
>
>
> The Agavi Framework. Will Make You Happy.
> =========================================
> Agavi has been around for six years, and during that time, it has made
> numerous developers very, very happy. Its focus on the essential strengths
> of a framework, such as strong validation, code reuse and collaboration in
> teams boost productivity and prevent projects from turning into ugly,
> unmaintainable beasts over time. This talk gives an overview of the Agavi
> framework and its unique features.
> -----
> Note: I am the lead developer of Agavi ;)
> -----
> Topic: PHP
>
>
> Designing HTTP Interfaces and RESTful Web Services
> ==================================================
> A lot of Web Services today claim to be RESTful APIs. But are they really?
> Do the URLs accurately identify resources? Are the powers of HTTP leveraged
> properly? What is "hypermedia", what is the Uniform Interface, and what is
> the secret behind the HATEOAS acronym that is so essential to the REST
> architectural style? This talk gives answers and guidelines using real-life
> examples, and shows how an HTTP based infrastructure using hypermedia scales
> like no other system out there.
> -----
> Note: this talk always gets great reviews at conferences. REST has nothing
> to do with pretty URLs, or HTTP status codes or something like that. It's
> all about hypermedia. This talk assembles the puzzle, piece by piece.
> -----
> Topic: Performance & Scalability
>
>
> XML Is Dead. Long Live XML.
> ===========================
> The increasing popularity of data formats like JSON or YAML has left many
> people wondering whether those who've been bashing XML all along might have
> a point. This talk will look at the strengths and weaknesses of XML, JSON
> and YAML, examine when to use which format, and explain why storing objects
> as XML is a pain, why CouchDB uses JSON and why HTML5 missed the greatest
> chance the Web ever had.
> -----
> Note: most people hate XML because they need to consume badly designed
> formats others came up with. The current "XML is dead, JSON is teh shit"
> debate is a bit frustrating, because there are very good reasons to have
> XML, and its use cases don't intersect all that much with JSONs, but people
> don't seem to understand that.
> -----
> Topic: Performance & Scalability
>
>
> An Introduction to CouchDB
> ==========================
> Apache CouchDB, a document database implemented in Erlang, is becoming more
> and more popular. The MapReduce-style approach to querying the database as
> well as some unique scalability considerations and its replication features
> make it a tempting proposition. This talk will examine the basic principles
> of CouchDB, its major strenghts and its key differences compared to other
> NoSQL databases.
> --
> Note: delivered this talk a few times now and have used CouchDB for a few
> years.
> -----
> Topic: Performance & Scalability
>
>
>
> (2011/02/07 18:49), 柏岡秀男 wrote:
>>
>> 柏岡です
>> おつかれさまです
>>
>> ビズDAYどうするかというのも絡みますが
>> 上手く、外部提供していただければ、そこの会場と連動も考えつつ
>>
>> 6/1の会場の抽選にみんなで参加で
>> 小展示＋会議室sで開催というのはありかもしれません
>>
>> ちなみに予算って、あまりまってましたっけ？
>> 本予約時の入金として
>
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