PHP North West 2010 (PHPNW10)
8 - 10 Oct 2010
at Manchester Conference Centre
Talk comments
Guerilla style talk, lots of heckling and very entertaining.
Scott knows his stuff and was a little bit better prepaired than the previous time I saw this talk.
Awesome talk, clinically precise (very German), very funny (very un-German) and interesting material.
I appreciate David's determination and uncompromising attitude.
Ian has the reputation of being a true professor and I enjoy the authority he brings.
Interesting talk, very relevant to me. I notice we use similar tools to debug our client's applications.
I love listening to Rob and the way he adds slight irony to his style.
It's clear where we're heading with ZF2 and clear what is still unknown. I look forward to using it and perhaps doing some bug hunting on it.
The social aspect was excellent and was great to have a few beers, laugh and make merry with others in the industry.
In criticism, the food unfortunately was a lot lower standard than was provided earlier in the day, and whilst I can appreciate that it would have been expensive to fund the bar tab the whole night, £3.20 A PINT?! Seriously?
Criticism aside, a great way to round of a full day and most enjoyable!
I could very much relate to the topic as I am dealing with people management as well.
Good talk, keep it up !
well, I'm biased since Thijs is board member of the PHPBenelux user group, but it always amazes me how he can pick up speed while maintaining relaxed and feeling really comfortable standing in front of a crowd.
He is Keynote material and I'll be supporting him to achieve this goal.
Really good job !
Microphone setup could have been a LOT better as unfortunately Derick and Rob were barely audible for most of the talk, however Marcus did a good job of ensuring everyone got a fair say.
I would say that on one hand it may be unfair to say that David ran away with the victory there but it's hard not to love a German in England who is willing to take the piss out of himself for his heritage! Nein nein nein! *bangs fist on desk*
although we arrived halfway during the talk, I was really liking the relaxed way Michael was presenting his talk.
good job!
Funny and entertaining, but I expected a little more.
Lots of jokes were kinda prepared. I did appreciate the honesty and openmindeness of the panel.