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

Really enjoyed your presentations. Good pacing, clear facts, useful information.

Really great talk, deep enough to make me think.

Tim is a great presenter. Subject matter is great, lot's a real world example. Subject matter still relevant as it is a relevant introduction of showing how Docker works at a simpler / lower level.

Great tutorial Sarah, with a great deep dive into SOLID principles, good code practices, and anti-patterns. Good to hear insights and recommendations. Navigated being unable to attend in person well - I appreciated the pauses, asking if there were questions, and having Discord notes-by-Ian.

I liked the code examples. They were especially helpful with the DI Container. It was good to discuss DI vs Factory.

Great talk. Good info. Never new what the entry point was used for in docker compose. Now I know. Thanks

Dependency Hell is a non-fun problem to solve. I appreciated the live coding that demonstrated that this can be a problem even when you are a veteran of dealing with these conflicting dependencies.

One recommendation is to record the live-code and play that video so that you can talk about it while the ghost in the machine is doing the demo work during the presentation.

I loved this! I love getting outside the PHP first - really fun facts, very engaging.

Good basic information. I've written both online and external documentation for many years, and still learned a few things. An advanced version describing techniques for documenting complex concepts, and some if the standardized techniques for specific kind of documentation (data flows, etc) might be nice.

Let's of great examples with practical real world usage. Really enjoyed the history before jumping into code.

A good amount of basic information, with some sage advice for dealing with time information in our codebases.