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

A very unique way of presenting that is always enjoyable. I really like the information and demos. Great stuff - thanks.

This was a great talk for me to hear because our company doesn't currently do any code-reviewing. I found it very interesting and informative.

Pretty good, informative talk. The characterization testing was an interesting concept that could've used more focus, and I will have to spend some time looking into. Good take aways - thanks

I enjoyed this talk. It didn't contain much actual PHP, but that doesn't mean it didn't belong at this conference. An deep understanding of the HTTP spec is vital for creating any web app. It's the language your app is speaking to the client, and you need to be fluent in it. Perhaps this talk could've been lighter on the Angular implementation details, but that wasn't the focus.

Josh continues to exceed the expectations. The content was quick, focused, and well presented. I LOVE having the examples to look over, even after the talk. Josh manages to do live demos in a way that actually works, and doesn't take away from the talk.

The title of this talk was misleading, and then it was very often off-topic from the central point. I don't think I took much away from this except that the speaker really likes Angular, and doesn't think anybody writes software correctly except himself. I found this very hard to follow, and I didn't feel like I could really ask for clarification because of how far away I was from getting it. Chock it up to me being dumb. In my opinion, there's such a thing as being too abstract, and having programming languages that are too high-level.

Would have to agree with the other comments. The talk felt a bit disorganized and scattered. A more focused approach could be helpful.

Great, well organized talk that sparked quite a bit of discussion during and after the presentation. Definitely one of the best talks at the conference. Even though my work environment/management structure is incredibly different than Eryn's, ALL of the talk's points were still relevant and helpful.

Very good overview and reminder of the various security issues web apps have. Enjoyable and to-the-point.

Very good information, very good points. I enjoyed this talk very much. I disagree with the absoluteness of the "never rewrite" rule, but I agree with the reasons behind it, and the process described was excellent. Thanks.