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

Great overal review of UUIDS including some in depth information. One thing I missed is for example the migration from auto increment primary keys to UUIDs. Also more practical examples of pros and cons, the ones mentioned were quite abstract and high level.

Good Talk although I think not all benefits of composition over inheritance were addressed. Also, it could be a bit more in depth. But overall, great talk!

Great talk, will try to implement some of the ideas.

Great talk

The talk was good, but my expectations were that this talk was more about event sourcing. Interesting subject nontheless

Brilliant

not my piece of cake, a bit to philosophical in my opinion and not the presentation that i 'needed' after lunch. I did not fall asleep but it didn't take a lot more... The presentation itself was good, nice slides and a theme that was leading to something - and not a puzzle like some presentations are unfortunately.

excellent presentation. It almost topped the Debugging presentation I visited a slot earlier, but it was really close ... Really liked the way the presenter was thinking: learning more what is really happening at the back of the code. Not just type in and hope you get the result you expect, you really should know why you get the result you are getting. Excellent examples and an inspiration for those not already interested in JavaScript.
Only thing I did not like that much were the 'funny' gifs that were between some of the slides. It is a matter of taste, and I personally wouldn't have used them, but it is the information you gave that was the most important too me.

THE talk of the day for me. I was frustrated in the past quite often when I looked back at how much time it took me to find a solution to a problem, but I also knew that you need to do it yourself to really learn from it. Maybe someone else had solved the problem in 5 minutes, but then I would not have learned the same thing. The presenter made sure that you learned why debugging is important for everyone, and you should in theory never give up on finding a solution to your problem, although sometimes working around a problem (by using a workaround) is the only solution as the customer is paying you and can't wait any longer to get a working situation.
The presentation was well presented, had all the parts of an excellent presentation: good overview, talk at the right speed, not forget to tell important things at the end of the presentation because the time is up, and also have time for questions from the public. I also liked the example the presenter gave from his own experience when he did make a mistake which lead to some serious problems, but in the end it was all fixed and he learned from the experience.
I already found debugging great as I love solving 'puzzles' but this presentation gave me even more confidence that I am on the right path and not wasting my time and not going for the quick solution: you need to understand WHY a solution works, not just google it and use it in your code.

had expected more inside information actually, but a nice presentation after all. I heard about Hack in the past, but didn't know what it was all about before this talk. Now I have a good understanding about the basics of what Hack is and can do.