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

I feel this is a needed and important talk and I enjoyed it very much. Although personally I feel we need to focus equally on the online community to maintain an open and inclusive environment for all skill levels, especially in help channels which sometimes is missing. On the internet we are all one giant user group!

I feel this is an important talk, and an important subject that needs to be talked about. Thank you!

Thanks Lemon! This was a great talk, high energy, useful information. It has given me a few ideas to incorporate into my own work. I look forward to talking again and seeing you speak at more conferences.

Great talk Eric! Like any historical record, I think it is important in the PHP community to always remember where we came from so we can be sure of where we are going. It is also helpful to know where we can connect and what we can do to help, which I think you did a great job conveying. Looking forward to more in the future.

As someone who is curious about Rust and someone who has written PHP extensions before. This talk gave me a good reason to dust the Rust book off and see what I can do! Thanks!

Levi I very much enjoy your talks! Everything is laid out in a clear and concise way, with great examples and information that is understandable from the super technical user to someone who may be just starting out.

Thank you! The new Frankenphp sapi has been on my bucket-list of things to explore ever since it was released but I hadn't had the time to explore it. For anybody that is already using Caddy to run php,Frankenphp is probably something you should investigate!

Great talk! it was especially insightful pointing out the differences of internationalization and localization and the challenges that come with each.

💯 Everything Max Schwanekamp said! ☝🏻
Excellent talk

I liked the original approach of discussing SOLID principles in a more logical sequence.