Lone Star PHP Conference
29 - 30 Jun 2012 at Addison Conference Center

I currently work in an environment that uses a very basic VCS that only serves to prevent code from being over written. A high level overview of a simple system to implement that will help make the deployment process better was very helpful.

I really enjoyed this session. I came in expecting to learn skills for mentoring others (which I did) but I also learned a lot of things that are missing in my development as well.

I thought he was describing my code base! Definitely useful and thought provoking.

Fantastic talk about a topic not well categorized in the industry. Did a great job showing the difference between technical debt and infrastructure debt. Highly recommend!

Nice overview of what ZeroMQ has to offer. Definitely enough to get one thinking about how it can help when thinking about SOA. Well spoken.

Great job! Although I felt the talk left some of the less seasoned developers somewhat confused on the various abstraction points Chris did extremely well explaining the reasons behind it and was honest about it's downfall (junior developers). By far among one of the more valuable talks in this conference.

Good start to a conference. Especially in relation to PHP. PHP has a great community and we need to continue to foster it.

Power speech on the importance and the proper way to test applications. Inspired me to push management for a more structured and procedure oriented process in order to begin testing.

Amazing, informative and energetic. Gave me/us a full course of actions to update our system headache-free.

Super helpful. Making a list of the things I need to work on (or prepare a case for my management) now.