JestPHP Conference
22 Feb 2019
at JesterZ Improv Comedy Club
Talk comments
Definitely a great eye opener for a lot of people.
He encouraged me to keep doing what and how I do my testing.
We got cut short on the double-loop, but I am sure I can figure it out myself.
THE most entertaining talk I've ever seen!
Besides the entertainment part, it also clarified a couple of things for me in regards to Docker.
FYI - Tim, don't loose that puppet. Without it, the talk wouldn't be what it was today.
I learned a lot from Cal today!
Not only that I am that person he described in his talk, I made all the mistakes he described.
On the other side, no I know how to do my part of the job better and how to get to my goal faster.
Well-delivered, sufficiently scary, and a mix of solid analogies and clear calls to action, so you know both what to do and what not to...and why...and both how you get to a point where an API has issues and how to avoid getting there. So...par for the course for a talk of Keith's :)
Sadly I didn't catch the start of this but what I did catch was funny, informative and encouraging
This was an enjoyable and informative talk given with a good delivery.
Great delivery, slides and very informative
Start was a bit rough, but the magical flourishes were fun, and content was solid.
Nitpicks: full-screen, please! Also, text was quite small (cobo of screen size and windowed view...and small text on slides on top of that).
I wish Jeremy had submitted this talk to Longhorn PHP, 'cuz it's pretty amazing (despite turning a 30 minute pre-lunch talk slot into a 40 minute one). The refactoring-based real-world approach is a perfect way to explain design patterns in a way that folks can actually use. 10/10 would recommend.
A very good insight into what we all are going through in our daily job.
Now I definitely know that my team is not the only one that has to go through the pain of changing requirements.