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

Sara is clearly an expert and does a great job "dumbing it down" for those of us new to extension development. Well done!

Interesting incites into debugging and what the future holds. Thanks for giving this talk!

Very interesting topic and a decent build up to many different algorithms and approaches. I think the intro could have been a bit shorter. To the speaker: don't be terrified about a talk ever again, you can do this, you proved that today.

Thanks for your honest feedback Ron. Unfortunately I have been to quite a few conferences before where a more advanced version of this talk was "too technical". I was not quite sure what audience to expect here. In any case, I'm sorry for your bad experience.

You can find the more indepth version of this talk (the part on Puli) on Speakerdeck: https://speakerdeck.com/webmozart/puli-phps-next-package-revolution

Speaker is a bit too teacher like to me. Kudos for having the patience to explain everything so clearly, but I'm not in school and I'd prefer a (much) higher speed. Everything was very basic, but things any php developer really should know, any who doesn't should have attended this talk (unfortunately I heard nothing new and would have liked that beforehand).

Very interesting approach to getting an existing application into the event sourcing and cqrs world. One tip for the speaker, don't refer to your examples as silly all the time, they're meant to clarify things, not to be overly complex.

Useful goal, but the talk was too basic IMO and the speaker left too many long silences. Interaction is nice but honestly asking who used composer on a php conference in 2016 is too much, assume basic knowledge and experience at your audience.

Good speaker who keeps up the pace. Too bad the, to me, essential question was skipped: when and why do you use sync communication between microservices to begin with.

Good talk, speaker knows what he's talking about but should get some more experience and should work on his English pronunciation. Good speed for me, happy we didn't linger at code details for a query language I'd need to learn from scratch anyway. Too bad I think some people got scared off at the end with the money question, I was convinced enough to give it a try with the community open source edition.