Dutch PHP Conference 2012
6 - 9 Jun 2012 at Amsterdam RAI

Brilliant talk. Nothing more to say.

Great talk, though I would have liked some more advanced examples.

Nice explanation of the basics.

First command line talk I've ever seen. Now that I've seen how to connect to and set-up a service in AWS, I can't say I'm looking forward to doing that actually. But hey, without this talk I wouldn't have known that.
Rowan's a calm and clear speaker. It's a pleasure to hear him talk.

Nice talk! Calm and clear. Surely I'm going to look into Puppet more!

I think the amount of information was a little too much for the time we actually had.
I liked the design patterns talk, but in my point of view it would've been better to explain one or two real-world examples in depth.

Was great to see the actual numbers. Less great to hear that I will have to look for another job..
I've created some Android apps, but I'm not considering switching to a career in mobile just yet.

I think most of the comments are already made. I totally agree on the 'do stuff that matters' instead of creating things people don't really need. But hey.. that's called business..

I was really shocked to hear that my job is going to disappear ;) The numbers where a real eye opener to me; mobile is really getting big. However I still think there will be backend devs for handling all the data and rendering the output.

Good speaker, good keynote.

As expected, very well done Boy. Thank you for reminding me of some of the stuff I've learned during my education, never expected to use it anymore.

You told me it was going to be heavy stuff, and yes it indeed was. It took me a bit of effort to follow along especially since I did not know a lot of the terminology that was used heavily throughout the talk. Not sure how this could be improved because you explained them thoroughly beforehand. You did a great job talking about a difficult a subject and making it understandable (for the most part)

I will surely delve into this a bit more to improve some previously made parsing solutions (that were built using regexes) with a more robust solution.