PHPBenelux Conference 2011
28 - 30 Jan 2011
at Hotel Ter Elst, Antwerp
Talk comments
Very good and informative. Learned a lot.
Good preparation, and good speaker. Only the water bottle distracted too much...
Really good and enough! Great conference center.
Disappointed because there was too little technical depth. The use cases from NOS could have been explained more detailed, with less talk about sports.
Good real world example!
There was not enough time to do all topics, but in the real world there is also not enough time for QA (sadly).
But it would have been better to have a more practical view on the tools with the VM image.
Next time we need more time for this tutorial!
Really good prepared and very interesting speakers with much experience. Loved this talk! Also the VM image was really nice!
Good talk. Gonna try out your wrapper tool
Super keynote, Elizabeth is a fluent and really engaging speaker who utilizes her slides to the maximum along with a big amount of humor and improvisation (i guess?).
One though that crossed my mind a few times during her presentation was that for a cookie baking lesson she really swears a lot :) I lost count on the times she said "shit" during her presentation.
I'm a fan
for me this was the most valuable talk of the whole conference. Not only is Keith a fluent and engaged speaker but the way he explains how he tackled his problems makes you want to jump out of your seat and start working on getting your own projects out of the mud now!
Maybe not everything in his talk translates to non-OSS projects (getting good client/user feedback is a lot harder in a business environment that in OSS afaik) but in general this talk was really inspiring and holds some great value for people leading projects that are on the verge of failure!
TOP!
Informative but not what i had expected. I expected code examples of how ZF2 will tackle some of the issues or drawbacks with ZF1. My guess is that ZF2 is still too early in development to compile this kind of information in a talk so that is why i'm a bit disappointed in the contents of this talk. Rob on the other hand has his own way to giving presentations and it never the less is a joy to hear him talk.
This is how a technical none-hands-on talk should be. Without touching my macbook I had some realworld examples of the power behind sed and awk. All examples were very clear and easy to understand. Joshua clearly has a talent of explaining something difficult in simple terms.
I wouldn't have minded the whole talk being about sed though, would have had some more real-life value then since now i still need to look up 95% of everything i want to do with sed :)
Thanks for the presentation. It was awesome I learned a lot.
Especially the EXPLAIN command and the information about how
the InnoDB keys internally work and perform. Yes, I was that guy, who was the only one using InnoDB *sigh*.
Your presentation was really good. You explained all elements very well and it had a very good structure throughout. The demo was a little messy, though, but I guess most live demo’s are.