Spot on I would say. This talk makes it very clear that no templating methodology has ever been a perfect fit.
But off course, technology needed to evolve before we could benefit from frameworks like React.js
And Ben did'nt forget about CSS neither - clear answer's to pertinent questions.
Another inpiring talk and an excellent speaker !
Don't miss out on him in the future!
This is actualy a topic web developer's tend to forget about - however, they shouldn't.
Ben has outlined very well the importance of HTTP/2 and, which benefit's it will bring. Also, what a timesaver HTTP/2 could be.
Thank's.
Great speaker, great presentation, but the subject was afterwards to beginner for me.
although the subject is super interesting, this wasn't your best talk i've seen. It felt like you wanted to cram a lot of information into a short time, mostly due to your enthusiasm.
Enthusiasm is great, but try to tone it down just a little bit and keep it more structured!
Great talk, for me the speed of the talk was just perfect, and some humor in it never hurts.
Keep it up
No rating yet ? Come on, give the man some feedback !
Liked to have seen a comparison with writing use cases.
To my opinion, event-driven design is not very much different. I might be wrong off course :)
Would have been nice to go into a bit more depth about time consumption and tools to structure the schema's.
I should dive a bit deeper, and that's really what these talks are about, getting inspired.
Thanks !
I am impressed. This talk was very well structured, handled the topic really well. the examples were awesome, the explanations were great. I would do a little less PHPStorm promotional talk (I know the IDE is great, I was not there to learn about it ;) ), but overall, a really really good talk delivered in a way an experienced speaker would do.
I was inspired by the technicalities, Pratik should however have gotten 2 sessions to be able to finish the slides :) - there's so much to tell !
As with all the talks I joined today, a no-nonsense, excellent introduction.
And thank's for exchanging thoughts at the social.
React.js seems to be the answer to all our prayers.
Sebastian was nice enough to explain to me after the talk, that the testing methodologies don't necessarely mean extra workload, on the contrary - thought I'ld share this with you.
I was amazed about the clear figures that 50% of development time is actualy spent on debugging, and that's a fact.
Clear, well-pased, no-nonsense. Again a great talk today.
Thanks.