PHPNW 2013
4 - 6 Oct 2013
at Manchester Conference Centre
Talk comments
Really enjoyed this, very eye opening. Shame the room wasn't well suited to it (couldn't see so well at the back so had to rely on the questions being read out).
Finding myself wondering why anyone felt the keynote was boring!
Very inspiring and highlighted some key points that developers and managers alike should take note of.
You made the split room situation work to your advantage - very well done.
Engaging and expertly delivered. Thank you!
My head hurts! A wonderfully engaging talk delivered very well.
My only suggestion would be to reduce the number of questions to, maybe, 10.
Other than that, an excellent subject covered expertly.
A difficult subject delivered by an obviously knowledgable speaker.
Very thought provoking and provided a good insight into a messy subject. I'm not sure the allotted time would ever be enough to cover this subject. Though Hugo did a good job cramming as much in as possible - this may have hinder those less experienced attendees.
Whilst an interesting subject I think more information on the benefits of Silex and Cilex aided by code samples (maybe the odd humorous meme!) would have helped pad things out a bit.
Otherwise, a good explanation of the reasons for using said frameworks. I left with a clear picture of the scenario due to a good delivery. Thanks you!
Rowen you're an epic speaker. Incredibly inspiring and though provoking with a dash of humour - excellent!
Could not have asked for anything more.
A very good subject and slightly controversial when most would turn to a framework for every project - this just highlights how a framework isn't always the right solution.
Certainly a thought inducer but did come away wondering: "why not slim, silex or yaf?"
Overall a good subject well delivered.
Brilliant. Clearly explained and expertly delivered.
Very engaging and informative. Thank you!
Great fun hacking away, and also putting faces to names of people in the process! The addition of Guitar Hero also added a bit more atmosphere via the music.
Really entertaining talk with some very interesting concepts, certainly something I'm going to have to look into in more detail.