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

Nice set of pointers to how to begin with testing!

Great talk, was nice to learn new things and confirm I'm doing things correctly in my testing.

Good intro to Continuous Delivery! I think focusing a bit more on the exact specifics of Semaphore's approach to it would make more sense, although one needs to be careful not to make it a sales pitch.

I know a lot more about PHPSpec than I did a few days ago! :) Hearing a bit more on how PHPSpec compares with Behat and PHPUnit would be useful, though.

Very solid presentation, although I'd recommend setting up your text editor to be more appropriate for the presentation beforehand -- i.e. remove the sidebar, use a color scheme with a LOT more contrast, set up the font size etc.

In an introductory talk about BDD, especially when it comes from a company with significant prior experience, I'd also love to hear a bit more on approaching clients with the idea as well.

I would have loved to hear a bit more about the app internals, and the way they imagine implementing the roadmap, especially the part about making Narrative more modular so it's possible to swap HTTP request handlers (e.g. use Guzzle instead of cURL).

Very interesting subject, though, and the approach seems very reasonable.

Very detailed and comprehensive, yet conceivable Travis CI presentation.

Really good clarification of different types of tests (unit, functional, acceptance).

This presentation has definitely awakened my interest for the Codeception testing framework.

Simple, clear and appealing presentation, just as it should be. Realistic testing example, applied on the real world github project was the most impressive part of this presentation.

Really enjoyed this talk yesterday.

Nice overview, although some parts of the presentation were about Semaphore app, which in my opinion was more useful to those people that are using it. I wouldn't mind if this talk was more about CI in general.