PHPNW 2014
3 - 5 Oct 2014
at Manchester Conference Centre
Talk comments
Great workshop.
Nice to go over the basics of using git and some more advanced topics.
Liked the format of the second half picking what we wanted to learn.
Brilliant and engaging overview of the subject. The use of Slim Framework was very cool. It allowed time for a complete working example, and the code fit legibly into a modest amount of slides. As it was concise and simple, this allowed time to focus on thinking about the architecture approach itself rather than mentally parsing code.
There was some talk on performance aspects, including anecdotal evidence, but I would've loved to see some concrete metrics demonstrating scalability. This could bring some additional weight to the argument for adoption.
As always Lorna had a great, friendly presentation style.
It covered the ADR pattern - but could have used more examples and a bit more depth on how it could be used.
Seeing MVC presented how it was and showing the difference between MVC and ADR was great though.
Lacked some enthusiasm it seemed though.
As this has been something I've been looking into, seeing it explained by a speaker who covers things well, with great explanations and without rushing past things / skipping over things was invaluable. Absolutely fantastic.
I think it covered a bit too much basic composer stuff - was expecting more detail and longer time talking on the subject of composer using your own repos and not just the Jenkins side of it.
Still a good talk though.
Fast paced, brilliant material but some of the assumptions about pre-existing knowledge of certain things meant that it wasn't always clear what was being explained.
Still, it was a fantastic talk.
Fantastic speaker, amazing subject and keynote. Had me thinking all weekend.
Great talk, Anthony is a very entertaining speaker and the content was well thought out. Definitely one of the highlights of the conference
I thought this tutorial was excellent. Andreas had all of the resources and software pre-prepared, and I didn't encounter any issues in copying from one of the available USB sticks and getting set up.
The tutorial seemed to flow well, from each example to the next, and overall I felt it was a good introduction into the world of Docker and LXCs.
Great workshop.
Nice to go over the basics of using git and some more advanced topics.
Liked the format of the second half picking what we wanted to learn.