PHP UK Conference 2018
14 - 16 Feb 2018 at The Brewery, London

Specially liked the groovy intro. Slidedeck antwhere?

Great talk. Easy to listen to, enjoyable presentation style, and some really useful and practical insight.

I found this talk interesting and informative. It was nice to refresh the knowledge of how the PHP compilation works, what the AST is and how it all works together. It was explained in a clear and concise way with a bit of humour - thank you James! It was nice to see the practical examples at the end which tied it all together. Good pace throughout the talk.

A well-prepared talk with a nicely organised overview of the changes brought in PHP 7. The speaker was calm and spoke clearly, the pace was good. I found the short demonstration of using phpcs with PhpCompatibility very useful - never heard of that option before, so thanks for that Wim! :)

Great talk from Jenny, with lots of great points and ideas shared. It's great to see her encourage others to join the community, and give plenty of useful and honest advice. Above all, thank you for sharing the PacMan rule - it was great to see so many people remember it at the social!

I have a soft spot for talks that do a lot of live coding. Like mentioned in the talk description, Michael literally started out with nothing, spun up a couple of servers and ended with a complete CI and CD solution. Along the way everything was nicely explained. Very impressive!

Super presentation from a quality speaker. As always some awesome tools to take forward into every day development.

Fantastic workshop with a good balance of theory and practice. A whole range of very clear takeaways. Delivered at a pace suitable for the experience in the room. Certainly inspired me to look into this with more depth and practice.

amazing talk, I found this really engaging, had great humour and really informative.

I think this talk would have been better labelled as getting xdebug installed. Most of the talk was about installation once past it was interesting to see how it can be used.