Talk comments

Anonymous at 23:09 on 31 May 2011

I was a little bit disappointed as I expected a little bit more. But it was very interesting to listen to the German data protection commissioner directly.

Intending to set up a continuous integration server in the near future, your example on how to set up and configure the Jenkins was impressive.
It looked like it is not hard to establish CI and after seeing the many possible application improvements offered by CI in your example we definitely look forward to implement it.

Thanks for this amazing presentation.

Anonymous at 23:04 on 31 May 2011

Nice introduction. But I had the impression that they didn't really find solutions for the challenges and that things can be done (partialy) better

I've built some apps in java for android but didn't notice i can build them in PHP with even support on all mobile OS, thanks for the amazing demo.
I liked your fresh and interesting keynote.

Anonymous at 22:58 on 31 May 2011

I learned much about many new and very cool tools.

Anonymous at 22:57 on 31 May 2011

Great session: known things about undogmatic agile development have been refresed. I would have expected more time for discussions of concrete situations in real development situations.

it was ok - more interactive and practical stuff in this theoretic topic would be nice

Thanks for the presentation. I wasn't aware of the HTTP request types <-> HTML5 allowed types story. Although i normally use GET and POST without much thinking of the other request types and the sleight nuances. Your session helped understanding the Concepts and was pretty clarifying.

Very solid presentation. The mysqlind part was really interesting.
Also i liked the comparisons between mysqli, PDO, ext/mysql, mysqlind.
Also the talk after the presentation was pretty informative.

Sehr guter Talk,

einige Tools und Möglichkeiten kennen gelernt die ich vorher selbst nicht kannte aber schon verzweifelt gesucht hatte.

Noch als Info: Google Closure Compiler ist auch via API ansprechbar - somit ist theroetisch auch &quot;on-the-fly&quot; Javascript Optimierung möglich. Hab diesen Ansatz schon lange gesucht um meinen eigenen Javascript Packer (packt nur unendlich viele Pakete zu einem zusammen) noch zu minifyen - jetzt hab ich die Lösung.