PHPBenelux Conference 2018
26 - 27 Jan 2018 at Ter Elst

I was hoping for some more dept

Good and as far as I could tell complete overview

I learned a lot here. Good conversational style, asking questions to see how we could follow along.

Excellent, in-depth, quality content and a very solid speaker. Two things I think could be improved is the structure and the closing. You suggest a structure consisting of four parts and you show which part we're currently at but then jump back and forth. That's a little bit confusing and I'd prefer a linear approach. As for the closing, you add a few more points at the end to send the attendee away with, but imho that's too much and I'd prefer you to save some content, such as the part on FP, for your follow-up talk that I very much would like to see from you.

I heard from other attendee's you seemed a bit nervous, but I didn't pick up on that. Your delivery was solid and the info was good and important. For 5/5 I would love to see the sports theme coming out more in the first part and some more of your own experiences, as it was somewhat theoretical.

Great potential. It needs more structure and I as a visitor want to have a clearer takeaway. You're clearly passionate about it and that's a big plus. I'm curious to see it after it's polished.

Came for a decent introduction, hoped for more, but these kind of topics are really hard to do deliver an extraordinary experience on. It was decent and I was not disappointed.

Awesome introduction to machine learning. I really liked the genetic algorithms, the video was very awesome to show the benefits of genetic algorithms and how cool they are.

Cool talk and nice examples about testing. Testing, in my opinion, does not get enough attention and this definitely hit the spot :).

I really liked the talk, lots of awesome insights. I guess the presentation could've been a bit longer.

The answers to the questions at the end were very insightful and what I really liked was the fact that Matthias was not afraid to admit that he didn't know something.