Closed mounty1 closed 4 years ago
This sounds like a great talk @mounty1. It would be awesome to have you present it at the next meetup (Q3, not tonight :joy:)!
Hi @mounty1 looking forward to this, I'm a big fan of brutally strict codebases :)
We've just announced the Q3 meetup - could you please confirm if you're available to talk that night? https://www.meetup.com/BrisPHP/events/262052750/
Cheers!
Sad to hear that you can't do this preso at the next meetup @mounty1. Hope you can make it to the next one!
Hi @mounty1, we're planning to host the next BrisPHP meetup remotely in either late June or early July. Currently sorting out the logistics of streaming a meetup. Would you be available to do this talk?
On Wed, 27 May 2020 16:06:18 -0700 Nathan Dench notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi @mounty1, we're planning to host the next BrisPHP meetup remotely in either late June or early July. Currently sorting out the logistics of streaming a meetup. Would you be available to do this talk?
Sorry but I'm not so involved in the PHP world now so wouldn't be able to give it the same focus as I could a year ago. Changed employer, changed responsibilities.
Michael Mounteney
No problem, I'll just close out this issue. Hope everything is going great at $newJob
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PHP is an interpreted language so it is possible for bugs to arise in deployment that could not make it through the build process in compiled languages; type inconsistencies, "string typing" and undefined values. At Credit Sense we are tackling this problem on several fronts concurrently:
This presentation is of what we are doing now, and where we are going with our quest to tame our code-bases.