Madison PHP Conference 2016
30 Sep - 1 Oct 2016 at Radisson Hotel Madison

While it described the process in use, it could have used more detail in the pros and cons of moving to this type of process, or the types of projects where this process would be the most useful.

I really enjoyed Stephanie's keynote, it was both informative and engaging. I look forward to share what I learned with my team.

I enjoyed the examples of how and why you would move to a queue based system.

It also gave me insight into the database vs message queue differences, especially since I had just recently developed a database queue system for one of the applications I've been working on.

I was delighted to learn that property based testing is complimentary to unit testing. That generators can be used to get this type of testing working, and in ways that would otherwise consume my time thinking up all the cases, was also helpful.

Great insights to help diagnose where your code is running slowly. Starting from the basics and then headed into the technical, it was great to see how the tools had helped in a real life situation.

A very good talk explaining why you would want to consider offline processing to enhance your user experience and also several different methods of implementing it.
I'm the guy that was starting to doze off in the second row, but honestly it was NOT because of the talk, just food coma.
You did a really good job and the information is really useful for any larger project.
Thanks!

I've been using git for several years now, and some of the commands I just stayed away from because they seemed like magic.

Rebasing, and cherry-picking, no longer seem like magic, and I have a clearer understanding of how they are used, and when exactly you would want to use them, and a better understanding of the consequences of mixing rebase, cherry-pick and merge

As someone who had never really used xdebug, I now feel comfortable in using its basic functions and will be using it as a much better alternative to var_dump!
Thanks!

An entertaining look into recent industry security breaches, and how we can learn from them. Perhaps more importantly how we can respond properly to our users in the event of a breach.
Thanks!

I enjoyed the dynamic duo, and I'm looking forward to digging into web components, and understanding more of the shadow DOM.