Longhorn PHP Conference 2022
3 - 5 Nov 2022 at Holiday Inn Austin Midtown

It's so valuable to have someone present in a way that demonstrates valuable knowledge that they have coalesced into a really accessible format. I really enjoyed this talk and it validated a lot of the things that I have heard from other sources and experiences that I have in my decision making all the time.

Outstanding talk clearly and straightforwardly explaining an otherwise complex subject, with very insightful ways to leverage generics in modern tooling despite the lack of core language support.

In Danger style, this talk was insightful, impactful and wildly entertaining. Few people can make #InfoSec riveting like Keith can.

I. Love. Churros.

Really helpful talk that gave me some great tools and some things to look up for myself after the conference. I really appreciated the insight and his speaking/instruction style.

Sat with the Mentorship group and was surprised (imposter syndrome) to find a new sense of confidence in my approach as a senior dev. Once the ball for rolling there was a lot of good info from other seniors and juniors who attended.

Presents a really strong case for adding type *declarations* (not "hints") to all new code and safely to old code. i want my whole team to hear this one. The bare minimum of this thinking would cut down on our dev/QA turnaround.

Literally an introduction talk - it's all about the concepts, not demonstrations or even the mechanics of it. But in that purpose the info is clearer and helpful. i look forward to next-level talks to help me drag my legacy code forward into the "simplicity" that Oauth2 brags about.

Does a great job pointing out the benefits of generics and how we can get most of the way there with analysis tools. i was a little unclear about "partial support" from the language, versus none or full, but i look forward to the language evolving in that direction regardless.

Nice job, Chris. Enjoyed the code samples and explanation of bubbling exceptions.