Dutch PHP Conference 2010
10 - 12 Jun 2010
at Amsterdam
Talk comments
Great workshop Melanie explained it very well, although the slides could use some work. Most of them were hard to read, but luckily you had code samples to go with it and read along. She even managed to make a few of us laugh, and thats an impressive accomplishment!
interesting talk, I loved second part about bunch of tools for code analysis
Good workshop. Melanie started directly with a hands-on experience in compiling a simple extension. Since writing (and understanding) extensions need a certain amount of php internal knowledge, a lot of time was spend on some dry theory (not necessarily a bad thing though!) Melanie knows her stuff and a lot of background information was presented during the workshop.
Really would have liked it to have a classical creation of writing your own extension (for example: creating a string-reverse function, own stream wrapper etc).
Good workshop. Melanie started directly with a hands-on experience in compiling a simple extension. Since writing (and understanding) extensions need a certain amount of php internal knowledge, a lot of time was spend on some dry theory (not necessarily a bad thing though!) Melanie knows her stuff and a lot of background information was presented during the workshop.
Really would have liked it to have a classical creation of writing your own extension (for example: creating a string-reverse function, own stream wrapper etc).
Good talk, however Marcus goes very fast (understandable he's trying to accomplish a lot) he might be better served by having a sidekick that can help people catch up with him or at least sharing the slides and instructions.
Looking forward to start doing some unit testing. Great talk.
very good talk and slides from Sebastian, got some ideas to improve daily coding
Good tutorial, Marcus sure knows what he's talking about. The one thing that could have been better, is more time for covering the same topic, or less content in the same time.
I think this talk could have been more then enough for a complete day, so it could cover a little bit more basics and perhaps a little bit more advanced topics.
Good talk, encouraged me to look deeper into QA tools for my projects
The content became a bit harder to understand and was a bit dry at times, but considering the subject I still mark it as quite good in addition to my comment on part 1.