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Wrapup of the PHP UK Conference 2010. Uploaded slides of my talk "RDBMS in the social networks age" about graphs in the database.
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PHP UK 2010: RDBMS in the social networks age
Yesterday I attended the PHP UK Conference 2010 in London. The organisers did a great job and everything went smooth. Thanks to everyone who was involved!
The quality of the talks was quite good, and meeting other people is always a pleasure.
RDBMS in the social networks age - Slides
My talk (RDBMS in the social networks age) was in the first slot after the keynote, so I could get over with it soon and enjoy the rest of the conference :-)
According to the comments and the tweets, it was very well received. I was a bit worried at first because the topic was highly technical and not easy to follow, but the audience was kind enough to bear with me :-)
You can find the slides at my talks page or on SlideShare. If you attended, please leave your comments on Joind.in!
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Lorenzo Alberton
Lorenzo 
works as a Consultant / Software Engineer / Technical Team Leader at Ibuildings, always busy with many cool clients.
He's a long-time contributor to many open source projects.
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2 responses to "PHP UK 2010: RDBMS in the social networks age"
Very nice examples. Recursive and windowing queries can really be mind-bending.
I thought I might be out of my depth with your talk but I understood a lot of the concepts you showed - a nice talk, well delivered