Laracon EU 2014
28 - 30 Aug 2014 at Bimhuis

Thanks for sharing interesting feature I haven't noted that much. You are strong and enjoyable on stage. Still I'm doubting annotations as configuration.

It would've been useful to dig into Laravel's validation system and compare your annotation based validation system to that as it's probably what most of the Laravellians are using (=finding common experience/ground). Nice system and in some ways similar, but with code instead of meta description: :)

Thanks for this. These issues are really important. Maybe the title should've been a bit more clearer. For the first 10 minutes I was expecting something with a code in it, so it took some time to change my mindset from while($code === true) -mentality to sociology :)

I really liked the the talk, thank you. Wouldn't have minded if it had lasted for another hour :)

Although people were complaining this talk being irrelevant to a PHP event, it was funny and educating. Developers should be interested in new and other options even as in theoretical skim-through level. Maybe one day you need, maybe not but they are good to know. Thanks for the talk!

Very inspiring. There's too little talk about the developer attitude and how to do things better. Thanks.

There's too little talk about legacy and the PHP community has lots of bad legacy. This talk was good start to make the situation a bit better. Thanks.

Kept her cool while things were not working as expected on screen. Exciting technology!

A little bit too fake

Definitely a nice talk, the pace could have been a bit faster if you ask me and was mainly taken out because of the wait for the coding examples. Maybe an idea on this would be to make video's out of these which could show the process in a bit faster pace? And it would have been interested to learn about the link between Homestead and Vagrant since this was Laracon.

Other then that well presented and on interesting subject.

I think Kirk his talk was great, good pace, clear speech and most definitely on a subject which I know interests at least a couple of more persons that myself. The insights where very interesting and the practical examples great.