Dutch PHP Conference 2016
23 - 25 Jun 2016
at RAI Amsterdam
Talk comments
Very good information, interesting subject. Presentation was a little stiff at the start, but much better later. Tip: Try not to read out everything on your slides (we can read that) but tell naturally about what the slide means.
It was clear that Mariusz is very knowledgeable.
However it would have been nice to get instructions on how to verify the installation (being able to run the list users command and login to the administration page) beforehand, so it would have been easier to start.
Also at the end of the workshop there was a moment when Mariusz went through the audience and talk to everyone individually. Which is nice, but also created a situation where everyone else didn't have anything todo.
Loved the talk. Would like to see a real world example with real world problems, but I agree that that would be too much for the workshop. Also liked that there was a second guy to help with the problems, so that the workshop could go on without stopping to much.
Very disappointed. The history and older chypering technica are interesting to know, but the only link to php where 3 links after the talk.
Also did the speaker anounce not to do it your self.
Nice theorethical Talk. Will be reading a lot of the books...
It's too bad that the elastic stack did not work right away for us but the presenter distilled the important parts really well in the little time that was left. Sharing the PDF so that we didn't have to type over the queries was a really nice touch.
Nice talk. Good to know the architecture behind the UUID. One comment though try to get more interaction with your audience.
I really enjoyed this workshop because it gives a real hands on approach on what problems graph databases can solve. The presenter gave the attendees the time to think and explore for themselves.
Fantastic talk! The use of code samples (including the GIFs) was extremely effective.
Was very, very fast due to time constraints. As someone unfamiliar with the technology, I would have liked to see some places where react was used in practice.