We invite you to the next edition (already the 23rd!) of Laravel Poland MeetUp, during which our teammate, Marcin Tracz, will present a unique session on debugging PHP applications using xDebug.

This is already our eighth blumil presentation as part of Laravel Poland MeetUp!

In his over an hour-long presentation, Marcin will combine theory with practice, delving into the details of xDebug's operation, providing examples of its use and configuration in PHPStorm. This is an ideal opportunity for developers who want to improve the quality of their code and optimize the software development process.

What is the presentation about?

• The basics of debugging in PHP and the role of xDebug.
• Technical details that will help you better understand how the tool works.
• Specific examples of xDebug use.
• How to configure xDebug in PhpStorm.

Is this the perfect guide for developers?
Judge for yourself by watching the presentation!

Remember to register in advance: http://bit.ly/lpm23

Event details: https://www.facebook.com/events/4964390930348445/

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of watching the eighteenth Laravel Poland MeetUp. This time, both on-screen and right outside the walls of our Legnica office, we hosted Marcin Tracz – an experienced PHP+Laravel developer and an academic teacher at the Faculty of Technical and Economic Sciences at Witelon State University in Legnica. Marcin discussed the speed of Laravel Octane and how to use Laravel in tandem with Swoole. We hope we weren't too loud in the background! ;)

During the presentation, key advantages of Laravel Octane were covered, such as:

• Increased performance through application startup optimization.
• Persistent connections enabling faster server response times.
• Integration with Swoole and RoadRunner, allowing for even better resource utilization.

The speech by Marcin sparked numerous questions and discussions, highlighting how important and engaging the topics were. For us, as a partner of Laravel Poland MeetUp, it’s another proof of the value of sharing knowledge.

Thank you to all participants for your active involvement.
See you at the next meetups, both online and – we hope – in pubs!

Event details: https://fb.me/e/3OWFgrOlP