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BDD - Buzzword Driven Development - Build the next cool app for fun and for... fun
The document discusses various programming methodologies and technologies, including the concept of 'brogramming' and the PHP ecosystem. It highlights topics such as agile development, user stories, and various programming tools like Node.js, Redis, and MVC frameworks. Additionally, it emphasizes the community aspects and features of PHP, alongside a mixture of buzzwords pertinent to modern software development.
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BDD - Buzzword Driven Development - Build the next cool app for fun and for... fun
- 1. BDD Buzzword Driven Development Build the next cool app (for fun and for profit fun)
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- 3. J WEhPHP disclaimer
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- 5. BROGRAMMING The act of creating a computer program in the company of your bros. embrace brogramming
- 6. BROGRAMMING The act of creating a computer program in the company of your bros. embrace brogramming
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- 8. telecommuting agile functional programming mongodb tdd startup map/reduce gattini publish/suscribe nosql xp realtime redis javascript mvc closure hadoop backbonejs html5 gamification cloud websockets microframework boook bdd responsive pair programming nodejs css3 server-side javascript buzzwords
- 9. LAMP stack isdead, long live the LAMP stack! lamp stack
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- 11. is PHP dead? J absolutely not!
- 12. J • big (and funny) community • lots of libraries • history • web oriented language php ecosystem
- 13. USER STORIES #lifeinideato
- 14. AS <role> I WANT <do something> SO THAT <benefit> user story
- 15. AS Ua IWANT register to the app SO THAT I can join estimation #lifeinideato
- 16. @_orso_ estimation #lifeinideato
- 17. @_orso_ estimation 3 #lifeinideato
- 18. @_orso_ @cirpo estimation 3 #lifeinideato
- 19. @_orso_ @cirpo estimation 3 2 #lifeinideato
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- 21. { startup, agile } TISTIMO php ecosystem
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- 25. { agile } AS Ua IWANT vedere la lista progetti ancora da stimare AS Ua I WANT vedere la lista dei progetti stimati AS Ua I WANT voglio autenticarmi con il mio account twitter AS Ur I WANT rimanere in attesa che un altro ua si unisca al progetto AS Ur I WANT visualizzare una storia AS Ur I WANT votare una storia AS Ur I WANT voglio assegnare una stima ad una storia senza votarla AS Ur I WANT voglio vedere le storie stimate fino a quel momento AS Ur I WANT voglio vedere quante storie mancano alla fine della stima AS Ur I WANT voglio vedere il mio grado di affinità con i miei colleghi AS Admin I WANT voglio inserire le storie tistimo
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- 27. { mvc, XP, tdd, closure } K tistimo
- 28. { K mvc, XP, tdd, closure } IT’S TOO MUCH tistimo
- 29. { J mvc, XP, tdd, closure, microframework, rest } SILEX silex silex
- 30. { J mvc, SF2 vs SILEX XP, tdd, closure, microframework, rest } 100 MB vs 0.5 mb Highly configurable vs simple config Solid base vs prototyping silex silex
- 31. { J mvc, XP, tdd, closure, microframework, rest } silex silex
- 32. { bdd, } J Behat behat
- 33. { bdd, } Behat J behat
- 34. { bdd, } Behat J behat
- 35. { bdd, } Behat J behat
- 36. { bdd, } Behat J behat
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- 39. J { nosql } every value is accessible by a key (string) “project” “user:cirpo” nosql
- 40. J { nosql } Data types string hashes lists (sorted) sets nosql
- 41. J { noslq } id User Password Name Surname Created 234 cirpo c1rp0 Alessandro Cinelli 2012-03-03 nosql
- 42. J { noslq } A redis user “obj_type:id:attribute” “user:234:name” => “Alessandro” “user:234:username” => “cirpo” nosql
- 43. J { noslq } Users “user:username” “user:username:is_logged” “user:username:score” => int Projects “project:projectname” “project:projectname:estimate_queue” => list nosql
- 44. J { noslq } User Stories “user_story:id” “user_story:status” => hash Scores “users_scores” => sorted set “users_affinity” => sorted set nosql
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- 46. J w00t! tistimo
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- 48. • php single request • shared nothing architecture tistimo
- 49. { J nodejs, serverside-javascript, websockets realtime } nodejs
- 50. { J nodejs, serverside-javascript, websockets realtime } code nodejs
- 51. { J nodejs, serverside-javascript, websockets realtime } socket.io
- 52. { J nodejs, serverside-javascript, websockets realtime } server side socket.io
- 53. J { websockets realtime } client side socket.io
- 54. { J nodejs, serverside-javascript, websockets realtime } code nosql
- 55. { J mvc, javascript } backbonejs
- 56. { J mvc, javascript } backbonejs
- 57. { J mvc, javascript } backbonejs
- 58. { J mvc, javascript } backbonejs
- 59. { J mvc, javascript } backbonejs
- 60. { J mvc, javascript } backbonejs
- 61. telecommuting agile functional programming mongodb tdd startup map/reduce gattini publish/suscribe nosql xp realtime redis javascript mvc closure hadoop backbonejs html5 gamification cloud websockets microframework boook bdd responsive pair programming nodejs css3 server-side javascript buzzwords
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- 63. J + J Who's using Redis? (and our beloved PHP!)
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