MidwestPHP Conference
2 - 3 Mar 2013 at University of Minnesota's Continuing Education and Conference Center

The speaker tried to cover too much information in the given time. I look forward to the slides to go back and check some of the useful tips that were provided.

I think this should not have been a keynote. It is way to specialized and technical for that. A keynote should inspire and not go into details. Also, about the subject, I think the technology is not mature.

Knowledgeable speaker, good humor. A little heavy on the infrastructure side and a little light on the implementation side, but otherwise great.

I can tell that this talk was built after a lot of personal experience migrating apps. I can't wait to download your slides and try a migration of one of my smaller ZF1 apps. Thanks for the presentation.

Very helpful. I have been using git mostly the same but you helped clear up some issues that I been having.

Engaging speaker who did a good job explaining complex concepts. The talk felt kind of rushed, I wished we'd had more time to explore practical PHP examples of each principle.

Too much time explaining why websockets are a good idea. Decent uses of humor. Code slides were too small for most of the room to read.

Too much time explaining why websockets are a good idea. Decent uses of humor. Code slides were too small for most of the room to read.

Great talk. Moved quickly but did a good job of being clear. This talk MIGHT benefit from being split in two and by giving more time to code examples ...

One talk on STUPID using anti-patterns and one talk on SOLID; both using examples.

Overall, very informative and a great presentation.

Lots of cool big words and simple images to illustrate lofty ideals. Excellent finish to bring everybody back down to earth. One of the best presentations (so far).