Midwest PHP 2016
4 - 5 Mar 2016 at Hilton Minneapolis

Thanks for covering this topic.

As others have said and you recognized, the colors didn't work well with the projector. The bright green comments were hard to read as was the grey text on black background.

Also, there was some feedback on your mic which was distracting, but there probably wasn't a lot you could do about that.

You might want to repeat the audience members' questions so the audience can hear what you're responding to.

I think the talk might have benefited from more explanation of why using this style is beneficial. Perhaps showing some procedural code and how it could be adapted to an object-oriented environment.

I appreciated the coverage of the basics through the more advanced polymorphism concepts.

Thanks again for putting this together.

Good very basic talk about WordPress structure

Great talk - and fully confirmed my anti-wordpress bias.

Lots of pragmatic advice presented clearly and confidently, and in a fantastic (and properly attributed!) slide deck to boot. This talk should give someone new(er) to API development/design with a solid list of topics to research further and some good arguments for why certain practices might (or might not) be the right choices for their problem. Good job.

Good talk but the code was very hard to read. Hopefully this is available for download. If its a lighting thing perhaps having 2 presentations, one dark and one light. That way depending on the environment you can just switch to one and not have to worry about adjustments.

I think that the examples were good, but I feel like for an intro talk on what it is, there could have been more discussion around the concept of DI, some non-programming real world examples that may have resonated with the group.

Fantastic look at building RESTful APIs that can evolve over time as application requires evolve. Great organization of the presentation based on the level of the API, building and improving upon the previous level.

Nice to pick up new trick with Laravel - thanks

Excellent intro into Laravel 5

Thanks for a great talk on a difficult topic