PHP Yorkshire 2017
8 Apr 2017 at Physics Exhibition Centre, The University of York

Talk comments

Vicky at 17:28 on 9 Apr 2017

Fantastic, clear and concise with an easy to follow message.

on “Writing code that lasts” … or writing code you won’t hate tomorrow.

Vicky at 17:26 on 9 Apr 2017

Lots of interesting information and tools that we can use.

on Expect the un-expected: How to handle errors gracefully

Dave Liddament at 15:17 on 9 Apr 2017

Great talk. Lots of good take away points that I can apply immediately. Really good illustration of how to remove else statements to make code more readable.

Maybe next time spend less to on the why and more time on the how.

on “Writing code that lasts” … or writing code you won’t hate tomorrow.

Dave Liddament at 15:15 on 9 Apr 2017

Lots of useful information. Good to see tools that will help with monitoring and logging.

on Expect the un-expected: How to handle errors gracefully

Dave Liddament at 15:13 on 9 Apr 2017

Good introduction to the topic and nice to see some Symfony examples to show how easy it would be to implement.

on Flipping Out with Feature Flags and Toggles

Daniel Shaw at 15:11 on 9 Apr 2017

Would've been good to have more insight into object calisthenics, but a very enjoyable uplifting closing keynote, anyway.

on “Writing code that lasts” … or writing code you won’t hate tomorrow.

Daniel Shaw at 15:09 on 9 Apr 2017

Interesting and informative as always from Chad.

on The Why’s And The How’s of Asking Users Who They Are

Daniel Shaw at 15:06 on 9 Apr 2017

Sam spoke clearly, explained concepts well, and delivered the talk well with a great sense of humour. You wouldn't believe that this was Sam's first conference talk!

on Git's Guts

Dave Liddament at 15:04 on 9 Apr 2017

A clear introduction to OAuth 2. Well worth watching for those who want a good introduction to the topic.

on Protect your API with OAuth2

Dave Liddament at 15:03 on 9 Apr 2017

Great talk. Every developer should see it. Lot of good advice.

on What's in a name?