PHPNW 2013
4 - 6 Oct 2013 at Manchester Conference Centre

An interesting talk with a great execution across two rooms. Was a memorable keynote and a good way to open the conference even if I didn't draw too much from it for myself

Great talk. The real-world example of joind.in made the examples much more relevant and accessible, and the presentation was clear and friendly.

Different than expected. The joind.in example added that technical part that made it much more practical and interesting.

A great talk with an excellent delivery. What a great idea to do the talk on two different rooms. Excellent!

Very good short talk about errors, exceptions and logging. The logging architecture in this talk would deserve of a fully seperate talk if you ask me. For a first-time conference delegate and first-time uncon speaker, this was an excellent talk! I'm looking forward to hearing more!

Enjoyed the session; useful looking at mocks and database stuff.

It may not fit the scope of an introductory talk, but more examples/exercises on writing testable code would be really good.

Good speakers and thought the two screens worked well. I appreciate the need to cater talks for all experience levels but even then I thought some of the points covered were a bit too simple - how to google, checking stackoverflow and then advising to exercise and sleep/eat well.

Better get started with vagrant now.

Nathaniel seemed a bit nervous but had no reason to be. Guzzle was introduced well and went into a sensible amount of detail for each of the different uses. Particularly enjoyed the real(ish) world examples with the joind.in API rather than overly simplified examples that can get used in some talks.

(Comment sadly not submitted using Guzzle through the API)

Fantastic keynote! Lorna and Ivo together is a good combination, the message they were getting across was good and clear. The technology of doing it across two different rooms with a video link was mindblowing. Very well executed. Thank you!