PHP North East Conference 2014
18 Mar 2014 at The Tyneside Cinema

@Calum Bulmer:
I'll teach this as a workshop at DPC14

http://www.phpconference.nl/schedule#tutorial-day/modelling-domain-events-full-day

Well delivered, I would not have known you were a first time conference speaker. It is always good I have a talk like this that is not code or php related. I think it makes you think harder and makes you apply the concepts to yourself. Again well done!

I couldn't go :(
I had to be in London at 9:00 so it was early bed and then up at 2am to drive down. I am sure it was an excellent event, not that I really remember last years. I will have to rate it full marks as I can't knock what I didn't experience.

An excellent talk. I find too many people look at the tech aspect and not the balance between the tech and the business so it was nice to see a talk coming from this angle. There was a lot if information to take in but it was all of really good quality. An excellent talk both in subject matter and delivery.

This looks like a really interesting project. The idea of an api framework that you can mainly configure will enable rapid api development without compromising on documentation or error reporting. Also as a ZF2 module you have the power to extend and adapt it to suit your specific needs. Rob delivered the presentation in a clear and concice manner as always with a good balance of technical and functional information.

It makes so much sense! Why only record what you think you want. Record everything and then project it later. This is a concept I have thought about before but would never have thought it would have worked in the real world. I would have loved to have seen all the slides and had more time to go into depth. The problem is it would be too much for a talk. It might lend itself to a workshop or tutorial day though.

Well delivered keynote with some good advice about advice. Enjoyed it!!

I like it when conferences put on talks that are, at first glance, nothing to do with the conference language, I was at PHPNW when Kevlin Henney did the keynote for example. Some concepts & bits of advice are universal and fit any event where developers are the main focus.

My favorite talk of the day, every developer has been in this situation, the impact mapping stuff was all new to me & something I'm going to look at further, and during this talk I had a lightbulb moment about phpunit/phpspec/behat and how they all fit together to help make better software.

I liked this a lot because it didn't contradict anything I said in my talk :-)