Midwest PHP 2015
14 - 15 Mar 2015 at University of St Thomas

Great demonstration of Guzzle's capabilities and overview of HTTP status codes.

Informative talk highlighting various deployment options, their pros, cons and gotchas.

Valuable information and explanation of new features. Glad to see the stricter security defaults.

Engaging presentation of complicated subject matter in an understandable way.

Great information and overview of the best available tools. This will help immensely with future projects.

The speaker did a great job despite the initial technical difficulties, which caused him to rush. The presentation was informative from a high level and it's apparent he knows what he's talking about. My recommendations for improvements are to slow down if time allows, provide deeper explanations, slides and setups

This as a good talk and had some great information about contributing. I had no idea it would help out to spend just 15 minutes a day clearing out some of the, for lack of a better term, crap. I would suggest a less judgmental approach in introducing this to people. I would imagine that most of the people who weren't already contributing simply didn't have the information provided in this talk.

This was a great panel. I had never worked with any woman developers before so this was very educational for me. It's great to have knowledge about what is happening out there and I got some great tips on how to approach people if I see or hear things happening. There was a lot of discussion but I think not everyone got to speak. It would be great if this could be a longer session.

Great talk. I had never considered getting involved in UX before, but Eryn demonstrated very well the reasons that developers should be involved. She's a very engaging speaker and her humor is spot on.