CascadiaPHP 2024
24 - 26 Oct 2024 at University Place Hotel and Conference Center

I had some things explained to me that I've always wanted to understand. So well presented for comprehension.

Great talk! Focused, plenty of code examples, but moved along at a snappy–or dare I say, _sassy_– pace.

Great primer to get someone on the right track with API design. It would be good to spend less time on status codes and more on headers, and to have bigger text for code examples where possible

Great talk full of useful examples, though some of the slides (such as the CORS workflow) are very difficult to read. It might also be helpful to move the tooling portions up a bit so it won't get cut off when you run out of time.

Chris has long been a staple of the PHP community and inspired other developers—myself included—to make automated testing a huge focus of their careers. He grumped so that we could run, and this talk really covers how far we've come (and where we might focus next).

Enjoyed the talk - both the history, the now, and the look forward.

Good to hear we’re doing the right things, and get a new tool out of the talk. Nice easy way to start the last day.

Sooo much fun! Thanks Alena for the games, Tim Bond for JeoPHPardy, and Tim Lytle for Battlesnake!

Josh did great digging into and comparing the AI landscape. I appreciated the introduction and comparisons to various AI options. Loved the coding challenge, was fun to actually see and use AI to generate a CLI game quickly and surprisingly well.

Loved this talk, addressing the hard questions about expanding PHP. Good to get those out in the open for discussion.