Madison PHP Conference 2016
30 Sep - 1 Oct 2016
at Radisson Hotel Madison
Talk comments
Lots of great info in this talk. Tons of stats on a bunch of the large hacks. Good take aways, and ways to improve security.
I learned a lot in this talk, and look forward to actioning some of this info in security practices at work.
This talk was fantastic. I picked up several extremely useful tips and thoroughly enjoyed Jordan's presentation.
This talk was well-organized and the speaker was very easy to listen to. I especially liked the real-world demos showing the concepts being discussed.
One small critique was that some of the slides and many of the demos were very difficult to see clearly.
This was an all around great talk. As a project manager, I will be able to apply the things I learned to my everyday & on going training of new devs & personnel within the various teams as well as being able to use it to more effectively work on musical projects.
I really liked the presentation format with two speakers. It was clear that the talk was well rehearsed and both speakers were knowledgable on the topic. Bonus points for persisting with some A/V technical challenges and keeping calm and collected.
Based on the talk summary, I was hoping to see some information on testing web components, but that is not a major complaint.
This was the most entertained I've been at the conference. The talk was great for a beginner level & the speakers humor kept everyone engaged.
Good overview of sessions and password hashing. So many sites out there aren't yet using the most secure methods of hashing or protecting the session and this talk gave a good overview on just how easy it is to add a high level of security to your sites.
This was one of the best presentations I have ever attended during a tech conference. Mental health is such an important issue that all too often gets swept under the rug. Thanks for bringing this talk to Madison!
As a Git GUI fan, I really enjoyed this talk. It helped cement a lot of concepts behind using Git.
Great content. Nice work to make a very technical topic into an interesting, engaging, and entertaining talk.