Lone Star PHP 2015
16 - 18 Apr 2015 at Addison Conference Center

This was a perfect encouraging speech to end the conference with.

This was an interesting talk, but not what I was expecting, was hoping for some good tips and tricks on debugging. Taking things slow and channeling inner zen is definitely worth a discussion, good references and life examples though.

This was a great advanced tutorial on GIT. Glad I attended it.

Good topic to cover, really helped me get a better understanding of dependencies and what not to do.

Overall the tutorial covered some very important points about security, but it was lacking some detail in showing how to pull off some attacks. My biggest complaint though is due to the code base needed to run the demonstration. For basic SQL attacks and JS injection the code base was over kill, the time spent getting everyone setup could have been much easier if the install didn't require downloading multiple packages in composer. Granted the Vagrant image is awesome to have, I felt the code base was just too heavy with dependencies to quickly get people up and going.

Very good session, it was very easy to follow along and get great notes from the tutorial. It covered 'just enough' of everything Linux related, good tool suggestions and slides to back things up.

Great talk for anyone who has coded modules in <= drupal 7 and is looking to understand the fundamental changes in how one will go about writing modules in 8. It would be nice to have a few slides on what the core systems (plugified?) are and what 3rd party modules are not shipped as part of drupal (Entity System, Admin UI improvements, chaos tool functionality, views, etc).

Great talk, would recommend. As mentioned, a little less time on log levels could allow for a little more time spent in stat collection and perhaps log parsing strategies.

Beth nailed it. I'm looking forward to applying the information to my future presentations.

As someone who has inherited a number of legacy WordPress sites I was pleasantly surprised by the usefulness of the information in the presentation.