PHP UK Conference 2015
18 - 20 Feb 2015
at The Brewery
Talk comments
Nice talk unleashing the power of PostgreSQL as a NoSQL database. Very good speaker.
As a good point: Detailed explanation of the ways to process "unstructured" data from arrays to json.
As a bad point: It would be awesome for next time to talk about the usage of this data in a regular relational query (what happens when you want to join a query filtering records based on some property inside the JSON).
Saw the 60 minute version of this talk at PHPBenelux and liked the 30 minute version even better: it feels more balanced.
Again: the opening phrases are brilliant. One would think you're doing a sort of intro, but you're already in full-on Rabbi mode. Awesome.
And the Hebrew/Yiddish is relevant, don't be fooled by other comments about it. This talk is how you apply Talmudic insights to your work as a developer. You learned it in Israël where they speak those languages.
Still one of the best keynotes I've seen.
How to make it better? The slides ... the slides ... the slides. They just don't fit your message. Git rid of the Pacman font, change the colors to black and white and apply your speaking style to the layout of your slides.
Informative and fun, looking forward to implementing some of the techniques mentioned.
Could listen to "Yitz" all day. Truly inspirational.
Funny and effective talk, especially regarding language. This should be required attendance for so many coders!
Rather than working a single point and the theory behind it, this lecture covered several tools and approaches to help create and keep code in a presentable and effective state.
Several of the tools touched on look easy to implement and I took a lot from this that I hope to have implemented at my work place.
Very community-oriented, also. The details on how to find the most effective help was of particular interest.
This talk provided a fascinating insight into the issues faced by a large company as it migrated between technologies, including the basics of how they tested and introduced the standards.
Lots of callouts to other people, which sometimes detracted from an otherwise excellent experience.
Good introductory talk on DDD, but it is such a big topic maybe worthy of its own conference?
Good delivery too
Didn't really get it, to be honest, although it did raise some interesting questions about the future.
Are the state of tools for working with code so bad?
I Would have liked Nate to have a but more time to deliver his point, and perhaps for some discussion after.
Great talk and Jeremy was happy for me to ask further questions afterwards, many thanks!