Lone Star PHP 2016
7 - 9 Apr 2016 at Addison Conference Center

Even though I've used this stuff I learnt some tips and really enjoyed the delivery

A great way to end the conference. I would have liked to see just a little bit more content in the slides and a little more polish to the slides in general. The flow and dialog was excellent but something was lost in the visual.

This was a great topic. I love the onion architecture. You were very right about the pros and cons and they (sometimes) make it hard to architect your app this way (because of people who don't understand it).

Suggestions to make it better:
- Speak louder and not in a monotonous tone.
- Increase the pace with which you speak.
- Don't mumble.

Great talk. I liked this one better than the others I attended.

One thing though: using plain numbers (instead of variables) may not always be a good idea (like age). It is not always clear what the number is supposed to represent so maybe assign it to a constant (if not a variable). I do agree, though, if a variable is being used only once then it's better to just use the method call() instead of assigning the value to a variable and then using the variable.

I benchmarked the performance of array_map() vs foreach loop and array_map was always slower than foreach (and foreach is slightly slower than for loop). If speed is primary concern then using array_map() , array_reduce() might not be a good idea. I haven't benchmarked this for PHP7, yet so I'm not sure how PHP7 handles it.

Loved this talk!!! I'm so inspired. I could feel the humility in the call for action. Wish LSP would have video recorded this session. Worth every second.

Very inspiring. Made me feel like signing up to mentor and/or be an apprentice. Nice to hear the history of another developer's life!!!

This one made me really ponder what I'm doing. All I could think was that I need to REFACTOR!!! Very concise.

Loved the focus on types of co-workers! Would go again.

Personally, would like deeper details. Overall, worth hearing. Bummer you're sick. Hope you get better.

Great introduction into web programming security. Nice!!