Midwest PHP 2019
8 - 9 Mar 2019 at Radisson Blu

This was a great introduction to OWASP using examples from actual breaches which made it very fun! It's so hard to pack it all into 45-50 minutes so I'm looking forward to diving into the links referenced in slides after the conference.

Sara is a great speaker who is both engaging and full of technical detail. I loved hearing about PHP, the history of its versions, and what's coming from someone on the team. :D

I was really moved by this talk. It had ups, it had downs, it had emotional bits and real dev culture references (and compelling reasons why things need to change!) It's making me look introspectively about my own behavior and responses too. I love that! The only bit of constructive feedback I would give is that at points it felt like we were jumping from story to story and I didn't quite understand how it was all related until the end - maybe that's intentional though. Each bit individually was compelling so you never lost me. :D

Great talk and walk through to something I know nothing about! Very appreciate the speaker diving into this stuff and just when I was thinking about "What did they do to make php 7 so much faster", then you gave me lots of info! Really cool and have starting points to analyze more of what our app is doing.

Good information into getting started with Docker.

Loved this talk, has me interested in delving into it.

Very easy to understand.
Sometimes a little to fast for me (because I'm thinking if I can adopt this in my situation)...

Not as good as yesterday's lunch, but I couldn't rate that one.

Good (re)introduction to Behat. While I'm not interested in the Wordpress side of things, being that specific didn't take away from the general points you were making. Would prefer the slides to be shown in full-screen mode though.

I’d run across Behat and BDD a few years ago, but this talk gave a wonderful overview of practical applications for layering it on top of existing QA and deployment processes. Definitely renewed my interest.