phpday 2022
19 - 20 May 2022 at Hotel San Marco, Verona, Italy

Live-coding presentations are always very interesting to follow and never boring. Greatly presented showcase of the functionalities of Pest.

The most in-depth talk of the entire conference. I appreciated a lot the amount of detail regarding code and implementation details, even though it was "a lot" and it could be easily seen as "too much" by someone. Maybe I would have appreciated a bit more detail as to "why" this approach was needed, but I guess that Alessandro could not give away too much internal information.

Very unconventional, a great way to close this great conference. Great idea presented in a very entertaining way. The content itself was not groundbreaking but the collection of great advices is surely valuable.

Very unconventional and very inspiring. Maybe I would have given a bit more "weight" to the second technical part, which instead was relatively small compared to the first part, the one with all the anecdotes.

Loved the way it was presented, very entertaining. The content, while being very spot on, was not entirely new to me. I would have liked to see some real case study to give more context to the great advices that were given.

Easily the best talk of phpday 2022. Marco's opinions and advices are always unconventional, strongly opinionated, sometimes extreme, and that's why they're super valuable. I'd love to see a lot more content along these lines from other speakers!

Very insightful talk on how to push PHPStan to the maximum. One of the few talks from which I got immediately applicable advices for my projects.

Great talk, very well presented and with a lot of never-seen-before usages of more "obscure" PHP functions.

Super entertaining and very interesting, even though very specific to documentation on huge OS projects. Some more detail or a couple of actual (specific) case studies would have made it even better.

Interesting talk, maybe a little bit too generic and sometimes a bit "slow" as to how it was presented. Could have been better with some more practical examples.