Dutch PHP Conference 2014
26 - 28 Jun 2014
at Amsterdam RAI
Talk comments
That was a hit, very entertaining and empowering.
---> Getting back to finish that side projects of mine
I don't see how client side messaging can be not security related. It is the cornerstone issue for non-native clients (at least at this point of time). So, I believe this talk is a nice overview of different alternatives available.
Good talk, nothing to add.
You immediately see you know what you're talking about and the way the presentation is done is sublime. You can keep the publics attention and keep it interesting for yourself (by never giving the same presentation ;).
The demo is well prepared and the way you use scripts keeps the flow in the presentation so you don't slow down.
I personally would liked some more advanced stuff, but democracy always wins.
Great talk!
It was a very good workshop (with actually a lot of work), but the fact that there were three of you had advantages and disadvantages. There were a lot of good additions and comments, but it made the day less structured.
Two things that could come in handy: a flipchart (or a piece of paper), listing the days topics (without actually writing down the technical names) so people now where you're heading (and when you've completed a topic). And a handout in the end with all the vocabulary so people say the correct names/verbs/etc... to other people).
Nicely done!
Dry but informative. :)
interesting ! good patterns for refactoring. :)
PS : if you missed it, the link is -> http://qa.fo/dpc14
A bit too sketchy for my taste.
However presenter pointed out several important things. And separate thanks for mentioning that you're refactoring not because you have spare time to waste, but when you actually want to change the code and not satisfied with what you currently have (I believe this should be mentioned in every refactoring-related talks).
P.S. If this talk was offered as 3 hour hands-on tutorial, I'd definitely make more out of it (and Benjamin will finally have enough time to show everything he planned to).
Didnt get it.
Just plain bad communication skills.