Dutch PHP Conference 2016
23 - 25 Jun 2016
at RAI Amsterdam
Talk comments
Very well prepared workshop with lots of information! I came in with little experience about React and feel quite confident that I know and am able to apply the most important concepts now. Thanks Pratik!
Cool Overview of Hex architecture. Got great help so easy enough to keep up. PhpSpec is an interesting new tool for me. Scato is a patient and concise tutor.
I'm trying to learn on other peoples experiences (good and bad ones) while trying out ES/CQRS on my own and really liked this workshop.
I have few suggestions:
1) show best practices from the start (there were more than few occasions with comments 'Dont do it like this in prod' and doing it right really wouldnt take so much more time)
2) full day workshop. While this is really nice intro, it would bring a lot more value if we got a chance to dig bit deeper into it (especially to be able to get more info on prooph itself).
Hey Miro:
> 1) show best practices from the start (there were more than few occasions with comments 'Dont do it like this in prod' and doing it right really wouldnt take so much more time)
Not possible for a basic tutorial showing just the base concepts, and also hoping to get things done for a tutorial, sadly...
> 2) full day workshop. While this is really nice intro, it would bring a lot more value if we got a chance to dig bit deeper into it (especially to be able to get more info on prooph itself).
Would love to, but I'm unable to hold a full-day tutorial about it without some more complex domain or a radical shift to "advanced" stuff. The complexity of CQRS+ES for complex setups (with async involved) can easily increase by a lot, and that means spending hours and hours debugging problems. Unlikely gonna happen in even 2 days of workshop. The 3 hrs format is good enough for a "getting started", and I left out the framework bits on purpose, avoiding having to do much debugging from a participant perspective. As soon as debugging is involved, required time expands too much to get anywhere that you'd still consider "useful" and not just frustrating...