It seems he was a bit vexed about the first presentation at phpbc2015 because it was defined "rad" as "bad". He exposed his point of view about the term and put a great example of a fast developed API. I think rapid development is just a good usage of yagni not the usage of tools to go fast. Very good presentation though.
The was something that I maybe could find on YouTube. I could not get the point of it unless the idea was to present his own component for creating API with scaffolding.
I was not expecting this kind of talks in a conference.
Nothing exactly new explained. A very trained speaker that maybe expected a less educated audience.
Although I may sincerely believe the talk was not a commercial presentation of the speaker's bundles and tools, he did not show any particular point or feature that was specific to his own work.
It was nice as an introduction to how to do RAD + REST in the good way, but it missed the point of how all of this interacts under the hood. Could have been the tip for Symfony developers which already know this libraries.
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It seems he was a bit vexed about the first presentation at phpbc2015 because it was defined "rad" as "bad". He exposed his point of view about the term and put a great example of a fast developed API. I think rapid development is just a good usage of yagni not the usage of tools to go fast. Very good presentation though.
The was something that I maybe could find on YouTube. I could not get the point of it unless the idea was to present his own component for creating API with scaffolding.
I was not expecting this kind of talks in a conference.
I think this presentation was a nice introduction to rapid api development. I would have like to get more deep into this.
I felt I was in 2013.
Good RESTful concepts and nice to see a live demo, but unfortunately was nothing new for me, even the libraries/bundles.
Nothing exactly new explained. A very trained speaker that maybe expected a less educated audience.
Although I may sincerely believe the talk was not a commercial presentation of the speaker's bundles and tools, he did not show any particular point or feature that was specific to his own work.
It was nice as an introduction to how to do RAD + REST in the good way, but it missed the point of how all of this interacts under the hood. Could have been the tip for Symfony developers which already know this libraries.
Congratulations for a succesful live demo and kudos for the bravery. About the talk itself I found it interesting.