PHP UK Conference 2017
16 - 17 Feb 2017
at The Brewery, London
Talk comments
Interesting subject, good code examples on Github, but the presentation was hampered by the blazing speed at which it was delivered. The hurry did not help.
Informative, funny and real. Some good info and a nice insight into platform performance.
An interesting workflow, presented very well by Chris Sherry. Definitely going to be playing around with this one!
This could have been so much more if the initial definitions had been used a hook into a wider topic.
A very entertaining talk, well presented. Perhaps the balance of the talk could shift slightly to have a little more time on the 'moral of the story', maybe look at how we can better share this knowledge around, but a minor point on a really strong talk.
A good message on the much needed upswing in the PHP community. Very hopeful.
Eli has a nice speaking style, sense of humour en confidence in his message.
I couldn't correlate the presentation with Php at all. I saw that it had a php server serving api calls. But in the end was presented with a lot of services the company had.
Great talk! Lots of tips for selling unit testing to my boss and how to approach it ☺.
Thorough overview of static code analyzers covering different aspects of a code base, whether run from the command line or as SAAS.
Not entirely sure if I missed it, or because it's just that there are too many SAAS for that, but there are also
- Code Climate
- Scrutinizer CI
After a slow start talking about history, this was good introduction as to how other languages do things, and just why it can be a real win for PHP. Some more details about the latter and taking some risks with the live-demo gods to show just what the results can be on a real (usefully sized) example project would make this a great talk in future.