Laracon EU 2016
22 - 24 Aug 2016 at Sugar City

Great information and very well presented.
I loved hearing some insights of vue.js

No examples, but Evan said, that the examples are in the Laracon US Talk which is available as video download.

I highly appreciate that he hadn't repeated his talk from Laracon US a few weeks earlier

Best talk for me on that day.
Very well presented, great slides and with a very clear and calm voice. I learned a lot and got motivated in gathering user opinions for my sites

Had hard times to follow you. Since I'm not a native speaker, you talked very fast.
Your slides looked good - but about 90% of the talk was basic stuff. Every Laracast user - and I think there were many in the audience - had already seen these migration methods.

The history & definition part took too long for my taste.
I liked it very much that you've done a more complex example than the standard TDD examples in other talks or tutorials. Even if I couldn't follow the implementation till the end, it was nice to see.

I had a seat in front of the stage (3rd row), so I could see the small mouse cursor in the example. But I heard very often that the people standing in the back had no chance seeing anything.

So - perhaps you could use a bigger font and mouse cursor

I don't know how to speak in front of such an audience - so this rating is very personal to me.

For me, it felt you were only scratching the surface. I hoped to hear some "new" things - but about 90% of the talk was things I read on the laravel docs or somewhere else (without having read too much upfront).

Great, as always. Very structured and well planned live examples! Thumbs up!

Hi Caryn & Jesse,

Nice talk, could you make the slides available ?

Very impressive talk and very useful also.

Was only scratching the surface and telling the audience about generalities.
I would have loved to see actual examples of CMS usage within the Laravel world for different kinds of projects.

There would have been so much more to explore. API based CMS like prismic or contenful.

Awesome talk about how to actually make code more readable.
It felt very well prepared and as I said directly to Adam, it's nice to see someone else love the collections and use it the same way that I do! Every Laravel developer should use its' awesome functionality for kind of this stuff.

Adam should be part of the Certifications program somehow if you ask me. It was just that good. Hi5! :-)