MidwestPHP 2014
14 - 16 Mar 2014
at University of St Thomas
Talk comments
Not a lot to say here other than it was a great talk. Good overview of SOLID principles and refresher of best practices.
Good talk on HTTP, but I wish it would've gone much deeper into HTTP, and separate that from the Angular stuff (and also have the Angular talk, because like Jason, it makes sense to cover Angular since it can consume data from PHP APIs).
This talk allowed me to take knowledge I already have (SQL) and apply it to a tech that I'm using more (NoSQL). Was very helpful.
Awesome talk. +1 Change nothing.
This is now my list of things to go over with interns and jr. devs on day one. Thanks, Aaron!
Working for a small (mostly front-end) dev shop, I never really understood exactly how much a fragmented dev environment can mess up development. Moving forward, I'll be making sure to put these techniques into practice to correct problems before they break things.
A great talk promoting tools and best practices in software design. It's a talk we all need to hear, probably once a year, lest we let these practices slip. Thanks Omni!
I've been to many WordCamps, and this was BY FAR the best WordPress talk I've ever attended. It broke out of the "OMG LOOK HOW AWESOME EVERYTHING ABOUT WORDPRESS IS" template that's the norm for WordPress talks and really took a look at how to use the WP backend in out of the box ways.
Brilliant. Worth the price of admission for just this talk.
Awesome talk diving in a little deeper into MongoDB than I've been before. Learned about a lot of functionality that I was unaware of in MongoDB. The indexing was particularly interesting to me.
Not a lot to say here other than it was a great talk. Good overview of SOLID principles and refresher of best practices.