Dutch PHP Conference 2017
29 Jun - 1 Jul 2017 at RAI Amsterdam

First: I thank the speaker for making the effort. It is always easy to judge people. Please don't take my comment the wrong way. I was hoping for a more in-dept and advanced talk on caching.

I think reading the PSR documentation can tell you all the same as the entire talk, apart from cache stampeding perhaps.
- Perhaps add some live examples to emphasize the differences between PSR-6 and PSR-16 instead of going over the interface specifications.
- Drop the virtual packages bit, I think we all know how to use PHP packages, or ask the audience if someone doesn't know what it is about first.
- Delivery of the talk can be faster, quicker. More time for advanced examples

Great intro talk, I think the differentiation between RDF and OWL wasn't all nor complete nor correct.
Perhaps emphasize it is an opinion. Otherwise great talk

Great talk, enthusiastically delivery and great pace. Also +1 for the 10 standups at the beginning to keep every body up.

@Peter and Peter ;)

Thanks for the comments!

Regarding the noise, yes that should be improved. To be honest we did expect the group of people that wanted to have an introduction to be smaller otherwise we would have arranged a separate room for that.

The presentation was pretty good and in my opinion, this deserved to be in the conference itself instead of an uncon. Niklas also explained the basics of Docker and the main components that are used before doing a live demo of how to create the Docker image from scratch, along with the example of extending. Also great insights about how Docker works and images are being stored.

The talk was about basic security practices, while I expected a bit more explanation about how you can act like a pentester and find stuff in your own code. The presentation itself was great.

The topic is great, yet there are some really bad practises if you ask me in the talk. For example having PHP able to allocate all the system memory and then checking it in-line is not really great in my opinion. Also all the content was already on the slides, it felt more that someone was reading from a book.

Great talk! Has a good sense of humour while still making his point.

Good talk, great to hear about experiences in the real life. Maybe a bit too long.

I liked this presentation. A subject that most people don't really need in their daily work, but still it gives a great understanding on how the PHP core works under the hood.