Midwest PHP 2019
8 - 9 Mar 2019 at Radisson Blu

Thank you, Michael! So pleased you enjoyed it.

Thanks for the rundown of the latest, greatest code for frontend styling and layout.

I'm always looking for viable opportunities to make use of code I've already got kicking around in php to also help my background worker type tasks. I've done things like start php scripts from the cli that daemonize and loop on a message queue in order to have my familiar toolkit of code available to me in that context. So, I really appreciated the overview of Swoole. I did feel like there was a high information density and was only able to get a rough idea of the potential gotchas and zend-expressive-* packages that aim to solve them.

Been a while since I dug into async php so this talk was a great way to get up to speed with possible solutions. Pros and cons list are very helpful. Speaker kept my attention and went deep enough into this stuff for me to get an understanding without overwhelming.

Insightful walk through the history of how http response/request interfaces came to be. Who and the why is very interesting to me. Talk met expectations of description. I'm new to middleware so its useful to know the thinking behind this stuff! Ended early so maybe presenter could have included more examples, or how other libraries have adapted to these. Why/Why not.

Interesting material and good presentation - those monthly emails really do seem exciting!

Great whirlwind tour through PHP versions from old and busted to new hotness.

It’s not difficult to be kind. It’s important for our community to hear the reminders of the payoffs of propagating goodness and empathy in our interactions with each other and those we help with our skills.

Really fantastic keynote, full of touching moments and carrying a heavy message of compassion and empathy. Would love to see this at more conferences!

Great talk, I definitely recognized where I can make some positive changes in my work/life.