Lone Star PHP 2016
7 - 9 Apr 2016
at Addison Conference Center
Talk comments
Great live test run!
Fantastic talk!
Awesome talk. Helped me look at ways that I could start using daemons for the jobs I have.
He warned us that it was pretty basic but I stuck around anyway and learned that things are little different (for the better) as far as config goes when using xDebug56 with PHPStorm (and hopefully that means with IntelliJ IDEA).
As with his other talk I attended, clear, concise, informative, and entertaining.
Thanks!
This was absolutely fantastic. Chuck covered a number of great concepts that are important when estimating.
This was a very informative and interesting talk. Ben covered some of the concepts I had wondered about with HTTP2 and also explained how it came to be in the first place. His speaking style was nice and understandable.
I feel the concept was good, but the implementation seemed lacking. It was difficult to understand quite a percentage of the talk from the back of the room, as he talked quickly. Again, I think there was a lot of potential, but it seemed it needed work in most ways.
Excellent refresher on how to use PhpStorm and Xdebug. Humor was great and well placed. Great job!
Having seen this talk at Midwest PHP earlier this year, it was great to see Woody work in the feedback received to update the talk format and improve the flow of the talk. I think the flow was logical and well structured. I liked the discussion of the advantages of using the SOLID principles, leading into the "clean architecture" discussion.
The content was great. The code examples were not very legible, especially from the back of the room; try dark text on a white background, and bump up the font size.
Great talk. I liked the examples and code. The pictures are not coupled tightly with the narrative.