Longhorn PHP Conference 2019
2 - 4 May 2019 at Commons Learning Center

Very good entry level database design tutorial. I know Mark ran out of time and therefore we did not cover some of the topics at the end of the session. I wish the level would have been more intermediate.

This is a terrific tutorial. Luka really knows his topic well. Things move quickly, but he does a great job of keeping the audience caught up. Luka walks the audience through building a small project using TDD. He explains why he is doing each step. Also, he regularly pushes his code, via git, making it easy to keep up with the changes. I highly recommend this fantastic tutorial.

This is an incredible tutorial session on Object-Oriented design. Brandon starts with basics then moves to more advanced topics. He really makes the topic accessible. Great job.

outstanding tutorial, learned a ton, and had fun coding along. very well-crafted exercises, with great blend of info material and hands-on code.

This was a nice TDD workshop. Luka did a great job of explaining the different parts and reasons for writing certain types of tests from the outside-in. In this workshop, we built a small application given some simple requirements with growing requirements as we went along.

I was grateful for the points in the workshop where Luka would commit his changes so we could fetch those changes and start again from where he left off. This made it much easier to stay on the same page.

Great dive into GraphQL, really enjoyed the session. Speaker provided lots of resource links, examples were well laid out and easy to follow.

Ondrej did a very good job at starting simple; talked about other existing tools, their limitations, and how PHPStan fills some gaps. The information was presented in an organized manner.

Good overview Symfony components, answered questions about the inner workings, and broadened my understanding of them.

Great intro to Symfony components to build a basic web application with request/response/dependency injection container/routers/and kernel.

Good job. I could hear you and read almost all of the slides.