This was gold! Great presenting skills shown and a good product which I was unfamiliar with but now feel like I should research this more for our business needs. 5 thumbs well deserved!
Nice talk, but I guess this goes for all talks, more code examples please :)
I liked the example and the iterative build-up. I didn't like that you ended the example right when it became interesting: dependency injection. Moving the settings to a static settings.conf file would be a logical step, and adding a factory for creating the mailer resource.
Also, through the many refactorings you lost track of your original requirements. I think it's important to always go back to your requirements - unless your goal is to write a very generic mailer wrapper. Your requirements were quite humble in comparison and a simple dependency injection example, with static settings would have sufficed. The TransportLayer abstraction is technically interesting but perhaps not an ideal candidate for a stand-up presentation. Also I think dependency injection is really 'beautiful' and it suits your chosen example well.
Great talk! :)
Expected a bit higher level here. A good talk however. Felt a bit repetitive sometimes.
Great talk! I didn't know about XHprof, will definitely check it out.
Being a symfony oriented developer I thought it would be nice to see what ZF2 brings to the table. This overview felt like a sum up of all the configurations I need to do to get a simple static page. That was a bit disappointing. It at least didn't give me the ZF2 rocks feeling.
This was a talk that gives pointers every developer knows or should know. But it was nice to get reminded of these things. :)
You've done better but still I think this talk had it's moments. The fact that you were rather nervous and there were technical difficulties didn't help. Good job Mike
Great Talk! Personally I like seeing working code examples, so maybe a slide of PHP code showing the OAuth 2 dance would be nice.
Thanks! Learned a lot about ExtJS.