Overall a good overview of what is coming for PHP in newer versions, a few hits and misses but things that everyone who uses PHP should see (HINT: UPGRADE)
It was a good overview of new features, and a great overall presentation. Did get a little de-railed by questions during the session, but most questions did help the overall ideas.
The new features of PHP 5.4 and PHP 5.5 were simple and nothing new, but the discussion about the new PHP RFC process and what we can expect for a velocity and future of PHP was informative.
This gave some good info on new features of both 5.4 and 5.5. Unfortunately, I already got most of this info from the certification boot camp session. So it was a bit redundant for me.
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Exactly as expected - a brief overview of all the features that are new since 5.3. A few things were missed, but a great talk.
Overall a good overview of what is coming for PHP in newer versions, a few hits and misses but things that everyone who uses PHP should see (HINT: UPGRADE)
It was a good overview of new features, and a great overall presentation. Did get a little de-railed by questions during the session, but most questions did help the overall ideas.
Some great new features in PHP.. can't wait to upgrade! Great talk pointing out those new features
Good overview of the new features. Now I just need to upgrade to take advantage of them.
Not a ton of content, but a good overview of php5.4 and php5.5 changes.
The new features of PHP 5.4 and PHP 5.5 were simple and nothing new, but the discussion about the new PHP RFC process and what we can expect for a velocity and future of PHP was informative.
Good reminder of the new stuff (and what was scrapped).
meh, some good info but I'm not sure that it warranted an entire lecture.
This gave some good info on new features of both 5.4 and 5.5. Unfortunately, I already got most of this info from the certification boot camp session. So it was a bit redundant for me.
YIELD it's a new keyword and it's trickery and a cool way to handle large iterations. This was what I learned from this talk.