Laracon EU 2016
22 - 24 Aug 2016 at Sugar City

This one disappointed me. I hoped it would be more about CMS in Laravel.

Really liked to hear about the way Vehikl works. There were some interesting points that I think other companies could learn from.

As someone who did some research about web accessibility, this talk wasn't anything new. I would have liked more examples in how to implement accessibility in newer web technologies, like in React.

Nice talk about the Lucid architecture.

Really interesting talk with good tips about how to improve the relationship between developers and managers. Definitely made me think about my position and what I would like to change. So, thank you for this talk :)

Very interesting insights. Presentation was good to understand.

I haven't seen all of the presentation, but the first half hour kind of disappointing to me. It was all about what are migrations and seeds and how to use them, but as a Laravel developer you probably already know that. This talk would have been interesting for a different public (maybe to convince developers to start using Laravel)..

This talk was moe interesting for people with experience in test-driven development (or specs). For me it went way too fast. I felt like he could have achieved more with a smaller example.

Good talk! Even if these things weren't new, they are good to be reminded of now and then. Skilled presenter. Lively slides. The cats won the day.

I actually enjoyed this talk. Gemma had some good (and some bad) jokes and it all felt very light to me. I think her way of creating user stories was very interesting to see, though not something you can implement everywhere.

But I think Gemma's talk was more about inspiring developers to find more creative ways for writing user stories. Step out of that usual format for a bit. You don't have to do it with comics, but it was more an example of what else could be possible.