PHPNW 2014
3 - 5 Oct 2014 at Manchester Conference Centre

Enjoyable, but not quite what I expected. I did expect refactoring, but with the "into 2014", I expected more "in previous versions of PHP you were probably doing X, but since PHP 5.5 (or 5.6), you should be probably using Y"

Quirky and funny, this talk managed to get people clapping multiple times during the course of the talk. Really good.

Great talk, with some nice technical details. Very enjoyable.

The purpose of the tool didn't become clear during the takl. It looks more like an aggregator of different testing tools than something actually related to BDD. In the end, the problem was solved by changing the testing approach rather than by the change in tooling. The presentation style was, as mentioned by other reviewers, aggressive and off putting.

Superb as always, Konstantin really knows what he's talking about. Very practical examples made it easier to see the benefits of such an approach to software development.

Very good talk, gave me something to think about.

Good talk on loose coupling and dependency inversion.

Interesting talk, really liked the sneak peek into xdebug's future.

Fun and entertaining. The content was quite good as well, but would have liked to see as bit more about how limiting work in progress helps spotting bottlenecks, which is an important part of Kanban.

Interesting talk about these features introduced to php since version 5.3 to version 5.6.