Interesting
Great talk man. I will definitely use the technique to wrap the exceptions into a custom message exceptions. Hope you will publish the slides! Cheers!
Useful slides, great talking with live examples.
Understandable language.
Bardzo fajnie przedstawiony temat.
great talk, great speaker.
Clear, comprehensive explanation of different principles and patterns that relate to IoC containers. Useful examples throughout the talk. Confident and well-prepared speaker.
Tips for slight improvements: shed more light on the very concept of Service Location (anti)pattern and side effects (coupling to the container) it produces if it leaks into the 'core', domain code.
It's not a workshop. More like product demo for developers.
Pros: useful & tricky tool
Cons:
- no a sample repository - you should share the sample app on GitHub, without that even with huge experience with symfony I was not able to keep you end up trying to reproduce all steps shown on the slides
- presentation of internal/unpublished solutions
- mixed few symfony solutions without enough explanation and the idea behind
Expectation after read a brief:
- layouts separation
- blocks design patterns
- bad practices
- tips & tricks
After the workshop I would expect you share some repository with an access to the solution that you presented.
Thanks for the good talk. It’s interesting to see how IoC libraries deal with service class resolution. It’s difficult to compare these libraries because they don’t exactly provide the same set of features.
I would have expected to see more information about how these libraries handle runtime performance, caching, container optimization and PHP dumping, lazyness, etc.
Very interesting and inspirational talk about event storming. I liked the information given about discovering bounded contexts, potential bugs or limitations, etc. It would have been even better to get some real examples with one of your event storming sessions from your personal experience. This would have brought more concrete insights and value to the talk. Thank you very much!
Really great talk with lots of actionable content. Every developer should see this. Good job ?