Instructor: Derick Rethans
Before beginning this tutorial, you'll need a development environment with the following packages:
- Linux
- Compiler: gcc and clang are both excellent choices.
- Build tools: autoconf, automake, libtool
- (Optional) parser generators: re2c and bison
- PHP 7.x with development headers:
- Either distro packages such as: php7 and php7-devel / php7-dev
- PHP compiled from source and installed with sudo make install. If compiling from source, then the --enable-debug switch is recommended, as well as the optional re2c and bison packages.
You test whether the prerequisites are met by running pecl install -f geospatial-beta
works on the command line, without errors.
Debugging tools that could also be handy: gdb and valgrind, which they can install with their linux package managers too.
Instructor: Junade Ali
GitHub repo: https://github.com/IcyApril/phpasia-examples
Instructor: SJ
In this workshop, participants will set up Drupal site from scratch, configure and develop an application, and deploy it to a production-ready server. A topic from https://archkatas.herokuapp.com/kata.html will be used to help define the requirement of the site.
Please complete the survey: http://bit.ly/phpconfasia2018-drupalworkshop
- understand and speak English
- comfortable using web based interface and command line
- computational thinking
Option #1
- set up Docker Desktop (https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop)
- set up ddev (https://github.com/drud/ddev), read their installation steps: https://ddev.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#installation
- run
ddev config
to configure ddev for php project—just answer all questions with default answers - run
ddev start
to download the necessary docker images prior to the workshop
- run
- awesome text editor like vi, or powerful IDE... well, any text editor will do
- (optional) native git client, and GUI if necessary (e.g. https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/)
Option #2 for hardcore coder
- native web server with PHP 7.x and MySQL / MariaDB
- native composer, drush, drupal console
- vi
- native git client
- we will use Platform.sh development tier, which is free for 30-days when you are using this code: "php-conf-asia-2018"
- Platform.sh development tier provides git server, web server, db, 3 environment, CLI tools
- install platform CLI (https://docs.platform.sh/gettingstarted/cli.html)
- you may also use your self-provisioned server and manually configure drush aliases
Instructor: Ben Dechrai
To take part in this workshop, you need to be comfortable using the command line terminal of your operating system, be able to clone a git repository, and have a basic understanding of PHP.
Before you arrive at the workshop, you'll need to get your laptop prepared. This process can take a few hours or more, depending on your internet connection speed.
The workshop code is known to work in Chromium and Chrome, and the sandbox development environment uses VirtualBox and Vagrant. Please ensure you have one of these browsers installed, and at least VirtualBox 5.1.34 and Vagrant 1.9.1 running and working on your machine.
If you haven't yet, clone https://github.com/bendechrai/workshop-secure-messenger.git
using your favourite git client.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/bendechrai/workshop-secure-messenger.git
Grab the Vagrant box image from https://www.dropbox.com/s/dl/10e5d70t7i52jhl/workshop-secure-messenger.box and save it in the root of the new git repository.
curl -OL https://www.dropbox.com/s/dl/10e5d70t7i52jhl/workshop-secure-messenger.box
This code repository contains a working Vagrant box, for ease of getting started. Once you've cloned the repository, head to your command line terminal, and run:
cd <path/to/workshop-secure-messenger>
vagrant box add workshop-secure-messenger.box --name workshop-secure-messenger
vagrant up
Instructor: Yuri Pratama
- Node & NPM
- Composer
- PHP 7.x
- MySQL / MariaDB (Optional)
- Your best text editor / IDE
Instructor: Patrick Allaert
-
=PHP-7.0., preferably with php-ast extension (0.1.5 or newer) in order to benefit from phan.
- Apache (or any other web server with URL rewriting capabilities).
- Highly recommended: Internet Connection, to be able to browse and clone https://github.com/patrickallaert/php-from-scratch-workshop as well as installing the dependencies of the project:
"require-dev": {
"slevomat/coding-standard": "^4.8",
"phan/phan": "^1.0",
"phpunit/phpunit": "^7.3"
}
In order to gain some time, clone https://github.com/patrickallaert/php-from-scratch-workshop.git
:
git clone https://github.com/patrickallaert/php-from-scratch-workshop.git workshop
Instructor: Miro Svrtan
This is a modeling workshop so no need to bring your laptop, I will be your coding hands so you can focus on thinking about the problem we are solving.
Instructor: Pasindu De Silva
Instructor: Prasetyo Wicaksono
- PHP 7.2
- Composer
- Internet Connection (used for symfony 4 installation)