Talk comments

James Titcumb at 14:01 on 25 Jun 2016

Trying not to be biased, as I mainly came to learn things but ended up helping out; however I did learn about the basics here and made things much more clear for me with CQRS+ES. Thanks!

Grant Lovell at 14:01 on 25 Jun 2016

Pratik is a very polished speaker, even given a mix up that left less time to get through the talk he remained smooth and confident.

Grant Lovell at 13:59 on 25 Jun 2016

Enjoyed the talk and Sebastian's energy. I would like to hear more anecdotes of successful and failed experiments.

Grant Lovell at 13:57 on 25 Jun 2016

Exactly as described, goes deep into JavaScript functions. Calmly and thoroughly explained.

Very good and engaging speaker.
I completely disagree however with some of the topics presented, especially with the "Commands should be in the Domain layer" as CQRS is an application level pattern and has nothing to do with the Domain Model & Events (which is also a different pattern). In applications where you don't want to do CQRS (you have services instead of commands&handlers) you can still have Domain Events. What happens in this case where you don't have commands? Do you have an incomplete or wrong domain model then? This does not make sense. Commands have nothing to do with the domain.

Dennis C. at 13:42 on 25 Jun 2016

Thanks! Great talk with good info, I would have liked a little more speed though :)

Cathy Cramer at 13:37 on 25 Jun 2016

The security coding strategies presented have been standard practice for years, but it was helpful to view these exploits from a hacker's perspective.

Ben Waine at 13:27 on 25 Jun 2016

An excellent deep dive into using elastic search in production by two people with an obvious wealth of experience indexing LOTS of content. Especially enjoyed the section on percolation.

Ben Waine at 13:25 on 25 Jun 2016

I enjoyed this talk, particularly the section on teams being immutable. A refreshing way of looking at the problem of maintaining good culture in your engineering organisation. The speakers method of story telling and quality of delivery were also both really good. Thanks for the great talk.

Ron Rademaker at 13:15 on 25 Jun 2016

A lot of how and what, but the point of why was skipped. I'd have liked to see much more on choosing when to use fp and for what kind of real world problems encountered often by php developers.