Longhorn PHP Conference 2018
19 - 21 Apr 2018 at Commons Learning Center

Good explanation on using containers, and very catchy title

Energetic talker, very engaging, a great wisdom to share.

Fantastic, engaging talk. So well laid out with up front context about potential blindspots software engineers may have, compelling stories to drive the point home, and advice for how to do this better. The content was spot on and the delivery was phenomenal: well-paced, funny, and relatable. One of the best keynotes I've seen.

Very boring talk. Anyone that reads a newspaper has heard it all a million times before.

Saying companies "should" build diverse teams is pretty boring. It's sort of like giving a talk on how developers "should" use CI, unit testing and version control.

It would be much more interesting to focus more on how to do xyz rather than talking at length about how xyz is the right thing to do.

This was an excellent talk. He covered a lot of things in a short amount of time without making it seem rushed.

Excellent points, great slides (light background, dark text FTW!). Now to go do that voodoo that we do so well.

Stephanie used her experiences gained during an oceanic sailing expedition to discuss key issues in identifying obstacles to team project success. Her talk was among the highlights of the conference despite having no "technical" content as most of the conference presentations.

Great and informative talk, would have been a bit easier to follow if delivery was a bit slower though

Learned a lot and the speaker was great!

Needed this. Thanks!