I am a php back-end developer so I usually tend to stay away from frontend related talks. But I decided to have a look what the fuss around XHP was about.
I found the talk very informative and interesting. It also made me feel like "I want to try this out!" so you captured my interest and made me curious for more. That's wha a good conference talk should do, hense the 5 stars.
A good (and short and sweet) introduction into XHP. If not for a lot of questions, the talk would have run quite short. I would perhaps suggest to fill that up by showing some more configuration/examples that tells you how to get started with XHP.
Interesting talk, nice to see some "under the hood" information on Facebook and very well presented.
Also the level of technical details was good. 4 thumbs up!
I can imagine that implementing XHP was a LOT of work, but I could not help but just seeing a polished SMARTY templating engine.... but perhaps that is just me?
The talk might have been improved with a complete and concrete case that would be different than Facebook's one. Anyway, good and interesting presentation!
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I am a php back-end developer so I usually tend to stay away from frontend related talks. But I decided to have a look what the fuss around XHP was about.
I found the talk very informative and interesting. It also made me feel like "I want to try this out!" so you captured my interest and made me curious for more. That's wha a good conference talk should do, hense the 5 stars.
Good and interesting talk! Beside that it's nice to get a quick behind the scenes at facebook!
A good (and short and sweet) introduction into XHP. If not for a lot of questions, the talk would have run quite short. I would perhaps suggest to fill that up by showing some more configuration/examples that tells you how to get started with XHP.
Agree with Dereck that installing or configuring it could be included. Good presentation though, well done!
Good presentation. Could be more thorough, but it was inspiring as it was, I hope XHP will really take off from now.
Interesting talk, nice to see some "under the hood" information on Facebook and very well presented.
Also the level of technical details was good. 4 thumbs up!
I can imagine that implementing XHP was a LOT of work, but I could not help but just seeing a polished SMARTY templating engine.... but perhaps that is just me?
The talk might have been improved with a complete and concrete case that would be different than Facebook's one. Anyway, good and interesting presentation!
Good talk that was very motivating. There was some room left that could be used to show how it is installed and configured.