Pacific Northwest PHP Conference
7 - 9 Sep 2017 at University of Washington

Speaker had great knowledge of the subject and did a nice job sharing the info, and very witty adlib. Love that the slides were all his own photos.

Talented speaker, great content with usable action items and nice coverage of the topic. Speaker had great insight on the subject.

Entertaining, informational, and nicely covered history and possible future. Really provided non-biased info for those who may not be aware of the topic.

Well delivered, entry level topic that delivered as described. The speaker knew the subject matter well, and covered it with examples very nicely.

This talk did not meet expectations. My approach entirely missed the mark. Thank you for the detailed feedback; I do want to teach what I can in a way that's useful. I'll be rebuilding this talk from scratch in a way that's hopefully far more useful. Thank you!

How did I miss the mark? The title begins "Microservices," but my topic was using microservices as a specific implementation (of the Strangler pattern) rather than on microservices in general. In retrospect, if I'd titled the talk "producer/consumer programming" that would have done a better job of telling people what to expect. Another issue was my approach. I aimed at the design stage rather than coding stage but wasn't able to make it truly interactive. I tried an approach that simply didn't work. Next time we'll do code right away.

The talk was great, though I think this should be an optional session so people with advanced knowledge can go to a different workshop session.

I was hoping to learn more about Microservices, but the talk was all about rabbitMQ.

I like the presentation. It was informative and very entertaining.

Amazing. Good to know what under the hood. I will go over the slide again.

Easy to follow and useful tips.