Lone Star PHP 2014
25 - 26 Apr 2014 at Addison Conference and Theatre Centre

Great talk, but intro was too long on basics... and ending was too short. I almost think this should've been a 2-part talk. I really enjoyed the topic as I'm new to ang js. Definitely would like to hear more from this speaker.

Good talk why to refactor, but would've liked to see code samples. Background stories (like NASA, PHP Arch) were a bit long and lost my focus. Otherwise, a good general talk on pros of refactoring... which were mainly $$ and time savings. What would've really hit the ball out of the park would've been code samples when rebuilding made sense and when rewriting made sense...

Great talk. Thanks for dispelling some of the negativity about Internals!

Would have liked to heard a little more about configuring & building PHP (pitfalls, etc). I've abandoned working on several extensions at times because this is too complex.

A good talk from an author with some proper experience to relate Angular to a room full of PHP devs. Only thing to fix is the timing, which often improves with # of deliveries. :-)

Awesome talk. Great, applicable, real world experiences and examples, strong slide deck, funny presentation.

The curriculum is a good introduction to PHP. Given the slow WiFi, I was grateful for the complimentary flash drive that contained all of the files we needed.

The difficulties that I saw were primarily in getting everyone's development environment set up. Vagrant is a great choice for modern machines, but there were a few older laptops that may or may not have had the option to enable VT-X in the BIOS. Perhaps for future workshops, a fallback of XAMPP and MAMP should be provided.

Davey did a great job of calmly walking us through the lessons and explaining concepts when questions were raised. Elizabeth's infectious enthusiasm for web security made us all fear evil monkeys (aka: malicious users). Matt Frost and Michelle Sanver did a great job in their support role, though I would have loved to hear more from them, too.

Thanks for open sourcing the curriculum, I plan to introduce it to my local PUG as an option for some of our future workshops.

A great quick pick into the gaping maw of composer. Looking forward to part 2 later on.

Consummate expert delivering a well-polished talk. Slide deck looked great.

Just drink fewer Red Bulls beforehand next time, okay Snipe?

This was an excellent talk. Having been in web development for more than 20 years it is amazing that we are still dealing with the same security issue. This talk inspired me to be more of a security advocate.