PHP North West 2011
7 - 9 Oct 2011
at Ramada Manchester Picadilly
Talk comments
Great keynote really lovely stuff
Good talk. I was hoping for something a bit more technical and in depth. I felt the talk was more of an introduction to Doctrine 2. If that was the intention then it should be clarified in the title of the talk, i.e. 'Doctrine 2 - An introduction'. The talk started slow and got interesting towards the end. I would have liked it to start half way through. I think the examples and descriptions need fleshing out; they felt a little too improvised. If you could flesh them out a little more with concrete well explained examples it would provide a much more confident feel to the talk. As such the exmaples and descriptions lacked clarity. Thanks for the talk.
Very interesting and great work. Finally, PDF generation done simply!!
Excellent talk by Sebastian. Confident in the material being delivered and provided insight into the metrics we generate every day.
A very indepth talk that needs to be digested and followed up when you have taken it all in.
Good overview of REST. Would have been good to see more worked php examples and how different clients talked to the server and the data being returned.
Very brave to do a live demo and loved the shout out for the chrome extension being used - looked very useful.
Excellent keynote. Made you feel inspired to be a part of something.
Very interesting, enjoyable and educational tutorial. Since some of the code Rob was talking about was only 2-4 weeks old he was very knowledgeable about it and could explain it well and highlight areas that might change.
I would certainly recommend Rob for training.
Solid inspirational stuff - ideal for an opening keynote.
Excellent talk, very informative and very funny! Glad to see Derick also admitted that error handling when using Xdebug and SOAP extensions at the same time can be “problematic” :-)
An fantastic introduction to ZF2. It was that good it had me getting up at 3am the next morning as I had ideas whirling round my head that I needed to get typed up and contribute back.