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

Good insight in how hhvm extention internals work and why working with php internals is hell :) Nice and easy talk

Great talk! Perfect first time English presentation of this topic. Could be more about AOP and the library itself, less about general principles/paradigms of programming.

Nice presentation of new features and refreshment of what xdebug is capable of! Though not really accurate description of what to expect.. or expectations were set higher than information received, in short, the talk could go more deeper into other debuggers.

I dont really get the purpose of doing this, other than doing this. It was a nice demo of Unity and C# working together, but...

Interesting insights into howto tackle complex problems. Focus on the core problem you need to solve, and build your infrastructure around that, instead of working from a use-case that requires demands and structures. Have to sleep this over, because this is indeed a game-changer in the industry, and the beautiful thing is, it makes sense..

Humurous and passionate presentation

Regards,
AntiFTW

It bugged me out there was no basic explanation about the subject, and there was some expectation everyone knew. I thought Id go to this talk and get the good the bad and the complicated.

rest of the talk was quite clear and explained a bit, but did not really help a lot, because it was quite technical withouth background

Great talk, very interesting topics, and testing the domain without the UI is really interesting since those tests normally are only ran on PR basis, or something executed less times.

Nice to understand the difficulties of people coming from outside of tech into dev world, plus the thing of being an expert and becoming a rookie, it was something I've already though when moving from a language to another different one (ex: OO to functional), but from a very different world, then that's another level.
Good talk. And good luck with your career!

Very nice talk about accepting that bugs are real, and not magic (sorry to quote you), but you even gave me (as a long time programmer) a boost when saying, its logical, its not going to fly away. The process and (humble) confidence that you know (are learning) to know what you are doing is so important.

Sometimes you think you are lost, in an old codebase, or who knows what kind of obscure logical conclusion. But you can trust on your experience, from the times you've endured to solve the problem.

And walk away when its enough, we can only fix somuch bugs a day :)

All coders should get this lifestyle ^^

Very funny! Although the slides could have more info (besides bananas)
Good talk, and congratulations, I'll see you again next year at DPC