PHP T-Day
22 Nov 2014 at Belgrade fair, Hall 4

Again interesting demonstration, which is probably the hardest thing to do in front of the live audience, since there is always a chance of "blue screen of death" popping up, when least expected.

Good one, I think for majority of the audience most useful talk, as it shows how to start testing when you are elbow deep in code (legacy or otherwise) and have no tests. I just wish he defended reflection with a bit more conviction :)

I've read a little bit about Behat before, but thanks to the great demonstration, I'm looking at ways I can integrate it into my workflow. Possibly the most useful presentation for me, depending on if I manage to get little bit of Behat into my project

I've already used the know-how acquired during this presentation, to set up Travis. Presentation was enlightening for a "pure developer" with little interest in dev-ops

Have read about Codeception a little bit before, but I now understand it better and have a better idea of when it might come in handy

Interesting presentation, especially considering the audience was made up predominantly of people not doing any testing

Great talk. It felt good to hear from the creator of PHPUnit, that I'm using it the right way, for the most part :)

Nice overview of CD, good examples of semaphore possibilities and features.

Great talk, great examples, and keeping the audience on their toes is an excellent idea

Nice overview of PHPSpec