Diesen Monat laden wir zu einem Vortrag mit Max Horvath zum Thema Tesing_SeleniumDSL ein.

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

Die Eckdaten:

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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Been a while since I posted here, but I thought this was worthy of a mention: Tomorrow the Open Source Developers Conference (OSDC) begins in Sydney - and I’m quite nervous

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!

We from uxebu have organized the second dojo.beer and are happy to have won Mayflower to jump in sponsoring the location here in Munich, Germany. On friday the 5th december we will warm up with some dinner and some beer in some place here in Munich. The real thing will be on the 6th at the Mayflower office, doors will be opened at 12:00 and we are hoping for a lot of talks from various people, to see how the are using dojo and we are also hoping to have interesting talks providing some useful input and may be even new stuff to learn. Bring your laptop and let’s hack away. If you have something special you need to have solved there will be someone who can help, for sure. From beginners to experts everyone is welcome. You don’t know nothing about dojo yet, but are interested you are right at the dojo.beer. You are a long time dojo user and want to dive into the depths of dojo, you are also perfect at the dojo.beer. So let’s have a great time and join us at the dojo.beer().

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.

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One of the many new features that have been added for PHP 5.3 is the setAccessible() method of the ReflectionProperty class that is part of PHP's Reflection API. This method makes protected and private attributes (unfortunately, the class is called ReflectionProperty instead of ReflectionAttribute) of a class or object accessible for the ReflectionProperty::getValue() and ReflectionProperty::setValue() methods, thus making protected and private attributes "open" for full read and write access from the outside.

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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