PHPNW 2014
3 - 5 Oct 2014
at Manchester Conference Centre
Talk comments
Great introduction to HHVM
'...You don't test what you don't owe..'. Great, rich in practical examples and techniques
Daring and passionate keynote about the importance of getting together as a community. The perfect start to any conference.
If only, if only.... I wish everybody out there would take this to heart.
Excellent content, presented very clearly by a practiced and enthusiastic speaker. Great insights sprinkled throughout, and I especially enjoyed the slide about the practical usage of physical post-its!
Good overview of the value of code reviews, and valuable tips about ensuring that they go smoothly. The presentation was a little dry and the reading of slides is not a good style, but the content was so interesting that I still felt engaged.
The talk started off very well with an engaging explanation of why some degree of design and forward planning is required, but once it got to the UML I basically switched off. I feel the talk would have been more valuable with more information about the integration of design tasks into an agile process and problems that you may encounter, and less about the actual design documents themselves.
Great talk, I learned a lot about breaking down the elements of object interaction and understanding the common combinations used more clearly.
Great overview of debugging tools