Dutch PHP Conference 2016
23 - 25 Jun 2016 at RAI Amsterdam

I am missing a link to the slides, will they become available?

I really enjoyed the talk, entertaining and with good tips.

I saw your talk title on the board and as a female eHealth IT enthusiastic/developer myself (for more than a decade now), I had to go and check out how someone from the 'other side' perceives switching factions and I wasn't disappointed.
Great first talk and I can tell you are on the right track.
Best of luck!

I have been working with UUIDs (using your library) in multiple projects, but had never looked into the internals (except during the Code Night). Which is probably a good thing, because that means that it Just Works™. But I wanted to learn some more about how the UUIDs and your library work exactly and your talk helped me accomplish that.

Thank you again for the great talk and for your work on the UUID library!

This was a little too shallow for my taste, and the slides don't need so much text (some where just read out loud).
I do thing there is a lot of potential there, with some polishing.

Thank you for the insightful talk and thank you for your work on Xdebug!

The talk was good, it gave me a good insight on the concepts of RabbitMQ (producers, exchanges, queues, binding keys, etc.), something that I've found hard to wrap my head around.

I also learned a thing or two from the practical part of the workshop. However, as other people have already noted, the tempo was a bit low at some points, which made it feel a little bit less efficient.

My tip would be to find someone to help you during the workshop, so that you can divide your attention and speed up the tempo a little bit.

Also, I know Docker is still very new and setting it up might be a bottleneck for itself (especially for Mac / Windows users), but my colleague and I used a Docker image of RabbitMQ which we had up and running within 1 minute.

Full hands-on BDD approach with behat and PHPSpec from scratch.
Also great explanation of testing types and several interesting theory snippets in between coding.
We had the freedom to implement things our way, yet Scato was still very eager and helpful during the whole tutorial.
The end result seemed a bit far-fetched to accomplish in time (the computer opponent) given the big part about configuring doctrine/symfony in between.

Heaving heard a lot already about Event Sourcing and CQRS, but never gotten to the point of actually implementing it in a project, this was a great practical introduction. Also a nice introduction to Prooph. Thank you!

Great Workshop,
A bit fast speaker was lost a couple of times.
but due to the good explanations i could catch up again in the very good workshop
Cant wait to tinker some more with Neo4j