PHPTour 2018
[:fr]La parole est aux speakers : Derick Rethans[:]
[:fr]Jusqu’au PHP Tour Montpellier 2018, retrouvez nos interviews de speakers pour mieux comprendre leur parcours et le sujet qu’ils aborderont lors de leur conférence !
La conférence
It's all about the gotoDon't worry, this is not about the goto keyword. In this presentation, I am showing you some of the inner workings of PHP. We are going to look at how different language keywords and constructs are handled internally. Basically, everything is converted to goto, but the how and why, is not as simple as it seems! This is a very in depth talk, mostly interesting to people that want to know how PHP works internally. Expect lots of wonkyness, a form of assembly, and trees. |
Salle Jarvis 18/05/2018 14:30-15:10 |
You’re a mapping enthusiast. How did your passion for maps and OpenStreetMap come?
I have always liked maps, and would always by extensive ones before going on a trip. When I had just moved to the UK in 2009, I had an OpenMoko « phone ». As this was a fully Open Source phone, it had a map viewing program Tango GPS (now Foxtrot GPS) using OpenStreetMap tiles.
When I went out hiking for the first time with friends, I had brought the « phone » along to see where we should be going and found plenty of things (parking place, paths) missing from the map. And when I got back home I did some research into adding these things.
That then leads to finding the local OpenStreetMap user group, as I was new in London, and they combined walking (i.e., mapping London), maps (duh!) and visiting pubs after a mapping party. This combination worked great for me, and I’ve met many of my current friends through these mapping parties.
After these first changes, I have kept my neighbourhood up to date, and mapped nearly every building and address. In the last 9 years, I’ve added 240 000 points, and 53 000 ways and nearly 50 000 addresses!
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