PHPBenelux Conference 2016
29 - 30 Jan 2016
at Ter Elst
Talk comments
Great talk and a very well explained example going all the way from legacy to SOLID code. One of the best talks I've attended.
Insightful. Never heard of Prophecy, but I'll try it out the next time I write unit tests. Sounds nice, but always got the job done with PHPUnit too.
Summarisation of very useful packages. Maybe a bit much packages to really be able to zoom in to one or more of them. But will be looking in to these more detailed, thanks for the tips!
Nice general usage comparison to PHPUnit's object mocking.
Whoohoo bumper cars
Sounded a bit like a commercial sometimes. Was fun to see how data is being analysed, but the talk also told us that you will need a data scientist to do this properly. So I wonder about the use of this talk...
Very very useful stuff!
First action point this monday: check my project's version requirements!
Also good tips about maintaining our own private packages and contributing to the public ones, very important!
Some parts (like linux permissions/groups) were just too basic. Other parts were very insightful.
I think it would be better if this talk was less technical.
Great talk with nice examples to reflect on our own structures.
About the twitter remark, caching is not always dependent on a first slow request, you can use cache warmers but also fill your cache upfront, although I admit, in the last case you would call it indexing.. I have to agree with everyone the cache is not an excuse to be able to build slow applications on a lower level.
So very good answer by Samantha in my opinion, and thanks for this talk with interesting background information about the origin of cache!
Good talk, covered regex from start to finish. I think i'm pretty good with regex, but still picked up a couple of tricks.
Don't think this talk can improve.