Dutch PHP Conference 2011
19 - 21 May 2011
at Amsterdam RAI
Talk comments
Very insightful and entertaining talk. Did give good ammo for convincing your management about op development. Was slightly more geared towards management whereas the audience were mainly developers.
I didnt always get who Joe was refering to when he said "we" but that's just a minor thing. The talk gave a good overview over the current state of PHP frameworks and what to expect from the next generation of PHP frameworks. Some of what was suggested as desirable features in next-gen frameworks was rather opinionated in my book and debatable (just add beer) but unfortunately, there wasnt enough time to do so.
Good talk that delivered what it promised. As I dont follow the ZF2 development too closely it was good to learn that a number of things that bug me in ZF1 are on the todo list for improvement in ZF2. Rob is an experienced speaker that is pleasant to watch and listen.
Very nice talk, I really enjoyed it!
Nice talk, and I think the project fills a gap that has existed for a while. I'll certainly give it a whirl some time.
Good talk and nice intro to bugfixing in ZF. I would have gone for a lighter background so that the text is better readable. Increasing the lightness of the current image (or giving it a semi-transparant white overlay) would do wonders.
I had expected more of a mysql/memcache scaling talk from the description in the booklet, but I enjoyed this talk too.
Thijs is a very good speaker and really knows his stuff. Nice to listen to.
Very nice talk with good examples! The speaker should prepare the demos a bit more but it wasn't too bad.
Extremely repetitive. Sounded more like a rant at the twitter API than anything else.
Great tutorial, very interesting content and a very good explanation of the mechanisms.
I did learn quite a few things!
IMHO, I think the talk could've been improved in 1 of 2 ways, either remove the whole interactive time, and just make it a presentation or make the interactive time larger.
I did not really like the interactive time, after all the info was given we only had a few minutes to just "play around" with it.
I think It would be nicer if we had less explanation beforehand, then some more interactive time to figure out things for ourself and try to get stuff to work. Then after that, the 'solutions' could've been shown and/or explained.
Also, I liked Silex.