Northeast PHP 2012
11 - 12 Aug 2012 at Northeast PHP Boston

Very helpful. I hope to use this technique in the near future for a website I'm planning.

Great overview of how to approach security

I'm glad to learn about TYPO3. I did hope that Tony would start from ground zero and build a simple site, rather than showing us the configuration of a site that was already built.

I really enjoyed this presentation. I believed it was very useful in the an effective team and team building. A happier worker is a better worker, unfortunately in today's day in age this doesn't seem to be anything managers are focused on. I wish there was more managers in the room watching this presentation.

Excellent talk! Jen is a warm and engaging presenter and as an independent web developer, the content was very relevant. Jen mentioned that she might be willing to give a talk next year on the "business" side of web development, and I would look forward to that.

This talk could have used a LOT more examples. I think Heather was worried about duplicating material from other talks, but not everyone went to other talks, and she is so knowledgeable about what she does, that she has a hard time summarizing. The talk was 15 minutes, which is WAY too short. I would have LOVED to see a lot more real-world examples, of failures and successes in this area, and tips on how to actually become more usable (again, more than just trivial examples of the good and the bad).

This was a great talk that taught me a few things about how I have been doing indexes wrong, thanks Sheeri :)

This was a very informative talk which I learned a bit from about joining and sub-queries, thanks for sharing the knowledge :)