Dutch PHP Conference 2020 - Online Edition
25 - 26 Jun 2020
at Online Event
Talk comments
Great talk! I think there was one mistake though in an example with the string concatenation in the loop to collect all the lists: they need to be concatenated with a separator. Also it needs there to have a check whether current element is empty to skip it.
bit hard to follow sometimes, but overall good talk with some nice tips.
Some great tips about real core PHP stuff.
A few I did not know about.
He talks a bit fast some time, so I had to concentrate to really understand the talk, but it was not annoying.
Especially the order and loop chapters was quit insightful. Interesting how some code structure will use more memory then others.
The thing I missed where actual live examples running in a prompt. Maybe even a movie of a prompt running PHP code for all the examples would make the presentation more interesting.
It was a good talk with a nice combination of refreshing existing knowledge and receiving new knowledge.
The talk was a clear way where the time flies.
A solid talk covering a lot of the basics and some intermediate concepts about PHP Unit. Very well delivered and easy to understand. A nice touch mentioning how annotations might change in the future (given PHP 8 native support). I'd have been interested to see more exploration of testing tests via mutation testing - certainly one of the most interesting advances in testing and super important given a lot of the comments about how code coverage, even at 100%, doesn't guarantee your tests are worth something.
Nice introduction, thinking about the time different it is very great how you did it.
The showing of the video could use some improvement.
And already learned the difference between #dpc20 and #DPC20 for screen readers result in new unexpected knowledge during the opening of a good conference.
A good explanation of event driven PHP that didn't shy away from delving into the details. I think a way to improve would be to give people a clearer path of how to integrate this into an existing application - e.g how you can launch containers running this alongside web containers, how your clients might want to connect via websockets, or how you handle testing when running things asyncronously.
learned a lot of "small things" about writing tests with phpunit, thx!
Really good talk, very informative, clear and well presented
Decent talk. For me it was more of a recap on what PHPunit offers than there was anything new. But good to have that recap still.