From Native PHP to Laravel in Production
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The talk describes migrating from native PHP to the Laravel framework in production, showing how Laravel addressed long-standing PHP pain points (inconsistent functions, awkward language constructs) and restored developer productivity. It explains that the company made Laravel its primary language across business processes—website, customer management, accounting and even webserver configuration—and offers insights from nearly 20 years of PHP in production.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24Agenda
- 1:19Dominik Müller, Profi Webspace UG
- 3:16PHP in 2004 - Function Names
- 4:59PHP in 2004 - Function Parameters
- 5:31PHP in 2004 - Function Overhead
- 6:03PHP in 2004 - Weak Typing
- 7:47PHP in 2004 - Security
- 9:28PHP in 2004 - Packaging
- 11:19PHP in 2004 - Database
- 12:56PHP in 2004 - Updates
- 14:49PHP in 2004 - Other Problems...
- 16:25My Projects with PHP
- 17:592013 - Self-Discovery and Framework Search
- 23:05Laravel in Production Projects
- 27:32Laravel at Profi Webspace UG
- 29:59Laravel in Microservices
- 33:34Live Examples
- 49:00The Future Will Be Frameworkless!
- 50:45Q&A
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