Laracon EU 2016
22 - 24 Aug 2016
at Sugar City
Talk comments
Very good talk, made me, as a Vue novice, really think about how this could be useful in our projects. Will definitely look into using Vue.
Great talk! Good insights into how to deal with your job and those around you, and live in general. I agree I would have expected a bit more from the perspective of transitioning to manager, but overall a talk well worth attending.
Excellent, just like last year. Dealing with simple every day coding structures and improving them immensely. It's like magic seeing Adam doing these refactors but it's explained so well you can replicate it right away. Once again all our code will be better for it. Thanks Adam!
Awesome talk from a down-to-earth code enthusiast.
Althought I already read the book and the talk was build up somewhat the same way, Adam keeps it all interested with his 'thinking out loud' live coding style. Loved the refactor of the Valet methods.
There was no reason to be nervous at all :)
Good speaker and good talk.
I will check out the LUCID architecture.
Would've been great to see a real app structure laid out with regards to the Lucid standards.
Awesome to see Evan talk with such passion and devotion to his craft.
Vue 2.x looks very promising. I will certainly check out the US vids for some code examples.
Good talk. Lily knows the subject and presents it very naturally.
It certainly inspires me to include a 'was this helpful?' feedback in our next FAQ section.
The explanation of Event Sourcing resides most of the times in the abstract realm. Concepts are being explained as a definition and almost never as a code implementation. This talk certainly complements the latter. I've seen some code snippets on how event sourcing could be implemented.
Indeed a bit fast-paced but totally understandable.
Really liked the talk. For me it was the right amount of technical depth. I definitely learned new aspects of DI. You definetly proved that DI is more than constructor injection alone.
In my opinion you didn't seem nervous at all. Maybe a bit agitated by the screen issues :)
It would be great if some of the examples could've been executed live.
Very nice intro into structure and architecture and great ideas in the Lucid architecture, very well explained.