MidwestPHP 2014
14 - 16 Mar 2014 at University of St Thomas

This was a good presentation that was somewhat hampered by not containing clear takeaways and following Evan's keynote (where there was some overlapping content). It seemed to me the key message was not to get so bogged down into the details that you complicate the work environment and prevent yourself and others from launching out updates. There was some valuable information within the talk, and revising the presentation to really focus on those key points will help make this a rock solid presentation.

Bonus points to Eli for championing through a difficult vocal situation.

Thoughtful keynote.

Very inspiring talk, great way to start the day.
Thanks man.

Great morning keynote. Well designed to be inspiring while making you think at the same time. I also appreciate someone talking about the 'other side' of tech, about the burnout. And specifically pushing people to 'stop coding' sometimes. To get out and do something else. Play an instrument, go hiking, etc.

Great talk. Especially the point about learning from things people hate.

Would be good to discuss tagging commits against tickets. Helps with organization, reduces need to ever rebase.

Best talk of the weekend so far. Loved the energy, the humor, and the message. Makes me wish I had been involved with the Milwaukee user group when I lived there. Thanks, Aaron!

Honest talk about what went wrong