Dutch PHP Conference 2015
25 - 27 Jun 2015 at RAI Amsterdam

sorry to say that most of the contents were already known to me as i was more into the 'what can PHP do with the new HTTP2 features' such as pushes and making use of the new features that HTTP2 provides...

BTW if anyone wants more cipher / SSL configurations for various apps, have a look here (aside from the mentioned mozilla configurator) https://cipherli.st/
(no i am not the creator, just found it handy in the past)

This talk gives a nice overview of the PSR-7 "features", its history and how this will improve the php world.

Well brought from an experienced speaker.

I really liked the structure, style of presenting and various strategies shown. I would have liked more time to see more practical uses and caveats, but all in all: great introduction with enought mystery still to dive into it in my own time :)

I do work already with RabbitMQ but the internals were somewhat unclear for me. Thanks for clearing that up!

At first I was very confused because of the characters you used. When we got to the practical examples it got clear. Overall a good talk

Ross knows how to talk and how to keep the attention of the attendees.
It was a pleasure to listen to this talk. It felt very light, but in the end you learn a lot.

The fact that you did not mention CQRS too much was very pleasant.
The real world example was a good way to show the use cases of Commands etc.

As already known to the subject I was merely there to see how everything went. I must say (and have already said in person) the talk had _great_ potential but felt rushed and chaotic (as has already been said)

Docker is a _really_ cool tech and _does_ have various practical uses even for "plain" PHP development. Based on the talk, the feedback i received after, i _almost_ did an unconference "docker workshop".. but the slots were already full. Again, the community is really looking for practical and day-to-day usages of Docker with PHP. The phpunit demo hinted towards this but would have liked to see more of it ;)

Hope to see more of this on various expertise levels!

Good talk but I expected that it would be more in depth and there were more tools / practical examples.

As I had heard an older version of this talk before, I am a bit biased.

Ike definitely knows what he talks about and this reflects very obvious in this talk.

Good talk how to setup and implement a continuous deployment environment and which tools to use. I would like some hands out / github repo for a example implementation.