Laravel Live UK 2019
10 - 11 Jun 2019
at Shaw Theatre
Talk comments
Very relaxed and confident delivery, and incredibly original and funny code examples, possibly the most original I have ever seen! Note to other speakers: stop using fruit in your variable names! Think outside the box!
Aside from being nervous, Dries is clearly knowledgable and passionate about this subject. Code demos did not feel like they fully made clear the differentiation between aspects of Event Sourcing. I think if the naming of the methods was more separated or perhaps a more realistic relatable project to work on may have improved my ability to grasp some of the finer details. However all said this was a comprehensive explanation of most aspects of the topic. Well done!
Possibly my favourite talk of the 2 days. Marcel is like a concert pianist at the keyboard, fluently scaffolding a working badge package in a short time whilst covering the big points to consider in package development. Bravo!
Probably my favourite talk of the conference. Lots of good examples, and I loved the way it was presented. I think this guy could do video courses easily, as he was very easy and fun to listen.
Great insights to the birth of Laravel, Taylor’s sense of humour really shone through right at the end when pretending to be about to reveal the new secret project Vapor.
Covering basic events for 10 minutes maybe wasn’t totally necessary given the crowd of Laravel specialists, however what a demo! Hands down the most prepared talk I have seen in some time, with regards to supporting technology. Joe built a full on app for this talk! Great work!
Lorna has turned an interesting but boring subject into something super interesting and fun! Super engaging, great talk.
Great pizza slides, and lovely examples of laravel design patterns.
A great talk! As I'm not a developer (yet!) with limited knowledge of PHP, your presentation & live coding session was easy to follow and the logic was understandable. I thoroughly enjoyed your talk.
The content in this talk was probably the most complicated of all the talks in the conference. It was definitely interesting to hear how the problem was solved, see real code examples etc, but I felt like it was missing some context. It was not clear what problem it solves and why you needed to build something like this.