Midwest PHP 2019
8 - 9 Mar 2019 at Radisson Blu

Looking forward to adding user stories for bad actors to our projects when I get back to the office. Fun hearing a different perspective on security from the non-developer side of things.

Good overview of the CLI tools used in PHP, along with some of the frameworks used to write new CLI tooling, along with why you'd want to.

Matt, you did an amazing job. Sharing personal stories is hard, but essential for impacting people who need to hear that they're not alone.

Fun look at the history of PHP, including why PHP6 never became a thing. Looking forward to the upcoming things she went into.

Ian did a great job getting us devs to relate to the struggle security folks are facing when we rush into new technology. I realized I don't consider security nearly enough in my process. I loved the idea of "abuser stories" in planning.

Steve covered a lot of material, and explained the reasons one might write a script for the CLI, covered the hard ways to do it with built in PHP code, then a bunch of helpful libraries. Steve's talks are always enjoyable and informative.

I learned a ton here, had never even looked at SPL stuff. The object stack looks especially useful for a project I'm working on. Omni did a great job covering a ton of material.

Thanks for sharing all the awesome PHP 7 info Sara, I always learn something from your talks.

https://twitter.com/chrisholland/status/1104052770687070208?s=21

Great talk! Thank you for sharing your story and stories of others.