PHPConf.Asia - The Sound of PHP

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PHP has been around for many years and has been used any number of ways and in projects large and small, one of its little known and seldom used functions is in that of raw audio generation and output. In a show of its extreme versatility for the awesomeness that is PHP, we are going to hear what php code can sound like helping push one of the little known and often rarely used functions to create music from elegant symphonies to some of the latest tunes. We will also hear what code from some of the more well known platforms sounds like.

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The Sound of PHP
Steven Cooper
Senior Evangelist
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@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

The Voice of the
Invoice
Steven Cooper
Senior Evangelist
Xero
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

Travelled a bit
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

Over 717,000+
Subscribers around the
world
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve
https://www.xero.com/blog/2016/05/trillion-reasons-use-xero/

Developer.xero.com
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Partner Integrations
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Receipt printer
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve
Using an Arduino Yun to power a thermal
receipt printer that retrieves new orders,
orders are stored in the custom order
variable which needs to be setup via the
sandbox and can be populated with
JSON order data at time of order.

Receipt printer
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Instagram printer
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Andrew Sorensen
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Can PHP make
sound?

Disclaimer
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve
Im no musician

I did some digging
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github.com/sk89q/WavForge

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Builds the raw file
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@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

Everyone Stop
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve
Its Demo time

Hipster 90s ringtones
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Sample mixing
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• Sample rate
• Channels
• Frequency
• Bitrate
• Length
• Degradation

Lets try that again
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve
Its Demo time

What does an API sound like?
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One last go
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve
Its Demo time

@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve
Thanks
Developers.Xero.com
@XeroAPI

devstev.es/xerocareers
@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

@phpmelb @DeveloperSteve
Drop Microphone
Walk off stage

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30. Wav is uncompressed audio @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

31. Everyone Stop @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve Its Demo time

32. Hipster 90s ringtones @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

33. Step it up @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

34. Samples @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

35. Sample mixing @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve • Sample rate • Channels • Frequency • Bitrate • Length • Degradation

36. Lets try that again @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve Its Demo time

37. What does an API sound like? @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

38. Xero PHP API @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

39. One last go @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve Its Demo time

40. @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve Thanks Developers.Xero.com @XeroAPI

41. devstev.es/xerocareers @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve

42. @phpmelb @DeveloperSteve Drop Microphone Walk off stage

Editor's Notes

Do you know how trees check errors …via a log file Do you know why the text and the image got married … cause they were content Fibinachi conference… twice as big as the last 2 put together
You think about that thought, that’s not just single users that businesses with not only multiple users but doing all the things to run businesses that employ people. 1 trillion transactions $31K per second
All about hubot
Using a chromebook
Using a chromebook
Using lisp demo math of music

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