Pacific Northwest PHP (PNWPHP) Conference
10 - 12 Sep 2015 at Impact Hub Seattle

Loved the talk Sara! It was very interesting to learn more about the past of PHP and the actual effect of HHVM.

Very interesting talk. Robert has a great speaking voice and manner, the kind of guy you want teaching the team. Or the conference session, in this case. I loved that he spent most of the time on the command line, narrating. Like a tutorial video, but with the in-person conference advantage that we could ask questions as it happens. My only complaint is that Robert spent a little too much time explaining how he was doing things "not the regular way." That said, it was minimal, and this talk was top-notch.

Great talk, very informational. thank you.

Very entertaining.

Very helpful. Lots of lights popped on ... about things I am doing wrong.

As a dev whose only knowledge of Magento is hearing rumors of v1 jenkiness, I was impressed with the extent to which the entire architecture has been rethought for extensibility, DI, modularity, etc. Good talk that managed to convince me that Magento has been ultra-modernized.

As a partner decision-maker at my small company, this talk helped remind/push me into doing the right thing for our employees and the company. This is indeed a devervedly famous talk.

I felt like for this talk Adam optimized for completeness rather than impact on this one. There were some stretches that could have been skipped, because in 50 minutes there isn't time to cover all configuration options. I would have rather seen some more demo, less thorough touching on all configuration options. (This is one of the costs of config over convention after all -- so many options!). All this said, I do feel like I have a better handle on ZF2 now, and may even try it as a basis for a future project partly as a result of this talk.

I have very high respect for you talking about an issue that is still a hard one to talk about. Very informative, it gave me some things to think about in my company as lead of my team.

Very well done, a lot of good info really quick. Made me think of a TED or TEDx talk/discussion. I learned a lot, thank you.