(English: This month's meeting features a session with Max Horvath about Testing_SeleniumDSL. Attending is free!)

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Thema: Tesing_SeleniumDSL (Max Horvath, StudiVZ)
Wann: 3. Dezember, 2008, 20:30 Uhr
Wo: Z-Bar, Bergstr. 2, Berlin-Mitte (Google Maps)
Kosten: frei

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I’m presenting my talk ‘Improving PHP Application Peformance with APC’ at the conference on Wednesday - my first conference and my first presentation, so needless to say - I’m a little nervous and apprehensive that things won’t go so well

I’ve practiced my presentation in front of my workmates and they were mostly happy with it - I have learned though that while it may flow in your head, it may not flow when you’re speaking out loud! Following that I’ve got some tweaks to make to my presentation better, so it should all be OK come Wednesday

So, if you’re attending OSDC in Sydney this week, come and check out my presentation on Wednesday and see how I go!

I’ll post my slides on my blog once my presentation is over.

Wish me luck!

Some selected topics will (hopefully) be: functional programming with dojo, i18n, dojango, dojo build, dojo+Adobe AIR, deft - the dojo experimental flex technology, dojo and Zend Framework and many more.

Find all the details here dojo.beer.mixxt.de.

Check out the whole Startup School ‘08 Series.

Among other use cases, this addition to PHP's meta programming capabilities makes the customized serialization of objects possible as illustrated by the following proof-of-concept implementation:

<?php
class Object_Freezer
{
    public static function freeze($object)
    {
        $state     = array();
        $reflector = new ReflectionObject($object);
 
        foreach ($reflector->getProperties() as $attribute) {
            $attribute->setAccessible(TRUE);
            $state[$attribute->getName()] =
            $attribute->getValue($object);
        }
 
        return array(
          'className' => get_class

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