Dutch PHP Conference 2009
12 - 13 Jun 2009
at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Talk comments
This was most probably the best talk I've seen at DPC, and it even competes in my list of all-time best talks. Excellent presentation, a lot of information, brought in a way that made it easily understandable. Excellent!
Pretty nice discussion forum, though I heard Ivo much less than Cal.
Very interesting. I was somehow confused at one point because I'd seen a slightly different explanation of horizontal partitioning, but aside from that, excellent info.
Since I am already quite familiar with symfony and it's ways, the part about why Y! adopted symfony was less interesting. I was amazed by the amount of free data API's that are there, and will dig into those soon.
Overall, the information was very well-presented. This timeslot was the hardest choice for me, and I am very happy with my choice to see Dustin speak.
Great talk but I feel it missed some real life comparisons, so I was still left wondering how I would implement certain things I've done now in a non-relational style.
Even just one example of "here's an example MySQL schema, and here's how I'd implement that using CouchDB"
Otherwise extremely interesting though, an well presented (if a bit hyper)
Very technical and very informative. This kind of things are always tough to present to a crowd of mixed levels of knowledge about compilers, but Sebastian did a great job. Thank you for sharing your insight.
Didn't really see the point in this talk, other than allowing people to sober up from the night before.
English was a bit of a problem, but other than that very nicely presented. Thanks for all the great ideas regarding tree structures. I'm sure I would not found most of the ideas you presented on my own. Was a nice ending to a great conference!
One of the best talks of the conference. For all you just checking the slides, be sure to check for audio as well as Eli says so much stuff that is not written on the slides!
Entertaining. It created a good vibe for rest of the event.