Northeast PHP 2017
9 - 11 Aug 2017
at Rodd Charlottetown
Talk comments
Excellent keynote. I especially enjoyed that, as in all good storytelling, the take home point was nicely foreshadowed early on in the talk.
Great presentation!
Super. Nice to have a soft subject.
Philippe, your talk is very interesting and it's triggering my curiosity to explore further.
Two tips to improve though:
- don't be nervous: we're here to listen and learn from you. You know your stuff, so no need to be nervous
- don't read each item of your slide: tell instead a story about what's on the slide or give some nice examples why or why not use the specific header.
Good job, well done!
I have seen this talk before, and this version is a whole better: good pace, good content and again an awesome Samantha! Well done!
Wish there was more applicable information for an IDE based environment. I did enjoy the material
A lot of material to cover for the block but it was very useful
Very entertaining talk that really demonstrated how persistent a person has to be to get anything fixed upstream. I found myself laughing and nodding my head a lot as the whole thing reminded me of some of my own experiences with the Linux kernel and Perl projects back in the day.
Inspirational
I found this to be a good primer on code quality measurement, the tools involved, and some novel ideas on making them easier to install.