PHPBenelux Conference 2013
25 - 26 Jan 2013 at Ter Elst

Good talk, the only thing I missed, was a reasoning why we would use React over Node (expect its written in PHP).
But the talk itself was good, nice stream of information, complex but not overwhelming.

Nice talk, great speaker.
Nice hints on how simple things can make such a big difference.

I found the presentation pretty good.
My expectations were a bit off, because I hoped for a more in-depth explanation of some of the components. (So more code examples would have suited me as well).
Still heard some new stuff (mainly from other peoples questions), happy I was there.

Interesting topic, nice to hear the possibilities and tools to use.
But the talk was a bit rushed or chaotic from time to time, which made it hard to keep my focus.

And the second projector screen in the back had a low resolution, so a lot of the examples on screen weren't readable for me. But that's not something you can easily prevent :)

Max rating for the stressball fight alone :D Only the raffle has been a bit tedious, and I forgot to bring my raffle code, too (I looked at it afterwards and I don't think my number had been drawn anyways).

One great thing was that you introduced many sponsors en detail and personally, because many of them had a person there! Although this took a while, I think it's deserved!

It was not my first introduction to ZF2, but the best and most complete so far. I'm still not convinced that I will drop Symfony2 for ZF2, though ;) But, actually, the good thing about your presentation was to point out some of the different approaches of two frameworks, and that I found very helpful.

As I like node.js very much, I was really looking forward to this presentation, and I was not disappointed. I like the calm and structured flow of your presentations. ReactPHP is already a great achievement, and I hope you guys can even improve it over time.

I agree that one or two real-word examples would have been great, as someone mentioned, because live demos are always tricky. But I can't wait to try it out myself anyway, so that's not a problem ;)

I really enjoyed this presentation. You started off with easy examples and got into more complex stuff later; you could have gone even further as to my taste. But now I finally understand what 'yield' is good for ;) So, even if we all somehow know most of the challenges you pointed out, still a good reminder what pitfalls to look out for.

I agree with what most of the comments before say: Some more code (it's a dev conference after all) and technical information would have been great. I will definitley keep an eye on the future development of CMF and will probably use it in on project or the other. Also restored my hope for Drupal ;)

Very interesting, a lot of math that I still have to get my head around. One of the talks that really stood out from the rest, and the proof that there's so much more cool stuff to be learned ;)

Some hands-on code examples would have been great, though.