Dutch PHP Conference 2013
6 - 8 Jun 2013 at Amsterdam RAI

I have worked both with and without pair programming, and both have their pros and cons. It was interesting to delve deeper into pair programming and how it could work well. Sebastian is also an enthusiastic, entertaining speaker.

Thoroughly enjoyed this talk; it was witty, hilariously funny at times and very interesting in the meantime. Good explanation of the need to test and refactor in agile projects too.
Marcello's enthusiasm and explanation made me want to jump right in and start using phpspec immediately. It looks to be a great (and indeed fun to use) tool!

Probably my bad but I expected a bit more in depth information about the topic. We're already using vagrant (and Puppet instead of Chef) at our office, was hoping to see some more details and info on how you guys do it.

Nevertheless a great talk for people new on this topic.

I've nothing to add to comments already here. The speaker has a lot of knowledge about the topic I guess, but it was hard to follow.

One of the best talks of day 1 for me. Enjoyed the topic and the examples, all tough some where a bit hackish. But always cool to see some live action. Also well presented.

I also find the title of the talk slightly off. Nevertheless, the material was well presented. Besides, I had checked out what the topic would be about in the iPad application for the conference.

Enjoyed this talk. Good examples.

We are already applying worker's job in our software in the form of linux daemons, but it was interesting to see a different approach.

Thumbs up for the workshop. I must admit I always enjoy your talks, and as so I did this tutorial.

Kudo's for the preparation! Good exercises with a todo.txt so you don't miss a command from the presentation. And of course the vagrant box.

I really learned a lot and I'm definitely gonna keep the VM for a while to play around,

This tutorial was extremely useful. It turned out we had already applied in our company most of the techniques that were shown. Antonio is a very knowledgeable professional, he provided us with great examples.