PHP East Midlands Unconference 2017
25 Nov 2017
at Queens Building
Talk comments
It was good to hear about a new tool and the way in which Adrian managed to use it to solve a problem. It was great to hear his experience.
I loved the concept and it was great to hear the thoughts of other people in the room.
A fun session and an interesting concept. With some more work on the story and making it clearer who is in what role this could be a great session. Although it can depend upon the people who volunteer for the roles.
An excellent demo. Even though i have been using docker for a while I was able to learn some stuff!
It was great to see a talk on accessibility. The content was a bit scattered but the message was clear. I think with a little work this could be a great talk.
Enjoyed this demo of both the PHPSpec tool, which I'm a fan of, and the TDD process in general using a classic problem to show how algorithms can emerge from a defined, iterative process.
This was quite a fun talk looking back at websites we all love to hate, and while i think the slides ran out quickly and some of the content was a bit scattered, the message was actually really clear - that we haven't necessarily got over those days of bad websites yet, just changed the very visible problems for more invisible ones in the modern day, and that message I thought was a really important one.
This was a really great solution to a common problem in projects, presented very well with great humour, and backed up by loads of experience. Andrew is a great speaker and can deliver his point extremely well & in an entertaining fashion.
This was a really interesting talk, learning about some features that we often don't get to use because the tools we use XDebug through don't support or make use of them. I really hope I get to make use of some of these soon!
This was my favorite talk of the day, mostly because the situation outlined was something I've personally experienced on the ground as a low level employee. It was very engaging, I like the way the audience was involved as we walked through the timeline of the scenario. Great talk!