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

I agreed very much with the points and message of this talk. A lot of them were very good reminders.

I found the title of this talk strange and misleading, and the talk in general was not applicable to me. There was some very good points, in particular, the importance in fixing situations where environment bugs aren't caught in dev. But if the moral of the talk was that developers should spend a year setting up their environments, I very much disagree. The more detailed this talk got, the more convinced I became that the tasks of setting up dev environments like this should not be tasked to developers. But maybe that's just me.

This covered a whole lot of things my company should be doing and isn't yet. I'm making a todo-list based on this. Very good, funny, and too the point talk. Thanks

This talk covered a lot of things I don't know about, and was almost too dense with information. I feel this could've been split into four or five talks that dug into more of the details of each part. That's probably mostly because of my ignorance of the topic, though. Very good and interesting overview. I will definitely be going through these slides and doing a lot of research based on the information. Thanks

Pretty good talk, with important reminder that your processes have a point to them and match the companies environment. Could've had more points and specifics about when and why some processes can be chucked, and a little less story time.

Funny, interesting story with a decent point. It could've had more substance. I like good stories, but if I'm at a conference, I'm looking for more value that I can take home with me.