Dutch PHP Conference 2019
6 - 8 Jun 2019 at RAI Amsterdam

Great interactive fun! Loved it.

At first, this workshop was going way too fast. It was hard to keep up, and when you missed a part, it was not possible to get 'back' to where Chris was. Chris is fast, crazy fast. And unfortunately that caused me to not have small moments to 'take in' what we learned.

However, after the break, Chris had changed. It was a bit slower, and he took moments so people could copy what he had just typed. He also committed the results, which meant an even easier way to keep up. I did however in the break decide however, to not follow along as he typed and just see what he was doing and take it in. He shared a video of the whole talk with us, and I'll certainly use that to continue learn how to do TDD. I'll just have to play it at 50% speed.

I really enjoyed this talk. For me personally, the "intro to git/rebasing" was a bit too long, but I'm really intrigued with Captain Hook. The information was explained in a very clear way and I'm looking forward to trying it out myself.

It was what I expected of the workshop. I didn't know anything about the new component yet, and I had an idea on how to implement it in my own application. This idea turned out to be wrong, but luckily I now found how to do it properly.

Thank you for this workshop.

First talk of the day, and it was a great start of the day. I thought I just 'didn't know a lot' about unicode / UTF-8, but I found out that I knew absolutely nothing. It was a perfect combination of a history of unicode, what the differences between ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16, etc. are, and how to apply what we just learned in PHP. For me, this was certainly one of the better talks in the conference so far.

Thank you Ayesh, I loved it and I hope you get to do your talk way more often.

This was an awesome podcast, and I loved the challenges Ross gave to you and how you handled it. Will certainly listen back to the podcast later. Hope my early experiences as a junior will help somebody out.

Loved the talk, unfortunately afterwards I found out a co-worker betrayed us because he wanted the company to succeed. I do not know how to proceed with this because I don't have 2 specific options.

Interesting info and approach. Would've been cool to get a demo and maybe also the limitations of phastpress.

Extremely fun talk which really gave me an understanding on how speaking works and how you can do it. It was a great 'base' for actually doing it! Thank you Rowdy.

great talk, with the best explanation i've heard so far about generators and asyn/await. Too bad we didn't get to the really cool parts.