Laracon EU 2016
22 - 24 Aug 2016
at Sugar City
Talk comments
Didn't catch me. Maybe more interesting for people who have no idea about tdd.
Evan You is a great speaker. It was very interesting to follow the concepts behind vue.js.
Very good talk about the IoC Container! He made it very clear and simple to follow. Good speaker.
Great talk! I like live coding!
Great talk! @Jesper: one of the books mentioned was "The one minute manager" I think.
Very nice! Very good and too the point tips and I loved the live refactoring part.
My only criticism about the talk is it being the last one of the conference.
This would have been good at any time except the ending.
But that's something the organisation needs to think about I think. It just left me feeling as if it wasn't done yet.
Unlike Jeffrey's talk last year
Very nice talk. Would've been a nice talk to close the conference with
Loved the talk! One of my favourites this year as well
Good info and it even helped bring us closer to a solution we had recently in on of our projects.
What I also would like to add is how amazed I was by Gabi herself.
We were at Laraconeu a few years ago where we saw her ( also very nice ) presentation "Coding Like a Girl" which was about the inequalities that still exist for women in the coding world.
I'm amazed how different she was this year. And I don't just mean physically ( although all I can say there is "Teach me, Master!" ). In 2014 she was nervous and shaky and also her accent was quite hard to understand sometimes. And despite all that she got her presentation accross to the audience and made me and my colleagues think about a subject we had never even realised was that big an issue.
This year, she was a rock. Confident, clear and I had no trouble at all following her despite a minor accent. And all that with a much larger audience.
To come so far in so short a time is impressive
I wouldn't even know how to begin...
One of my favourites this year!
I'm going to try out lucid the first change I get. Loved a lot of the core idea's behind it.
I liked the talk. More inspirational than informativ.