PHPBenelux Conference 2016
29 - 30 Jan 2016
at Ter Elst
Talk comments
I really felt like I got a complete overview of what I can do with Elasticsearch and where I can find more info. I think the expertise of the speaker was evident and found her answers to questions raised quite satisfying.
I agree with Peter that it was hard to keep up. It could be nice to make it a bit more hands-on. But as a demo and overview of what you can do with Elasticsearch I think it was very good.
Smooth ride.
I had high hopes for this talk and Jordi definitely delivered.
Starting off with small regexes, slowly building up to the bit more complex ones and ending with completely bizarre ones (which made me wonder why someone would want to go through that, voluntarily), made the talk both easy to keep up with and entertaining at the same time.
Can highly recommend this talk, especially if you have a fear of regex.
This talk tied in with the ones I saw presented by Rafael and Matthias during the weekend and completed my list of "A-ha's!" and "Gotcha's". It was nice to see that some of the points highlighted in this talk, were things I already did naturally.
Definitely one of the better and more entertaining talks.
Really good content, provided me with a fair bit of new insight into design principles.
The presentation could have been a bit more lively at times. Because of the depth Matthias took us to, it touched being a bit dry and boring. Nevertheless, I would like to have this talk at our local meetup.
The Jeopardy was cool, the length of the closing was too long. After Jeopardy it was a long slog until the socials. It didn't help that we were constantly reminded that the socials would be in a bit.
It might be hard to improve this because of all the stuff that has to be done during the Closing & Raffles.
Good talk with plenty of new insights. Would've loved to have seen this talk earlier in my career as it would've saved me on a couple occasions.
Good food, drinks and of course bumper cars. However, it would be nice to have kneepads next year :P
Interesting and entertaining talk, but I felt that there was a lot of focus on all the bottlenecks that we currently experience with HTTP/1.1, only to hear near the end of the talk how HTTP/2.0 will solve (some) of these problems.
Overall I enjoyed the talk and am looking forward to the future of HTTP/2.0.
Great tutorial, All the concepts were explained very well!