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5 - 7 Oct 2012 at Mecure Manchester Piccadilly

Great talk and relevant to things I've been doing at work.

Great talk I did cover alot of the same things as thijs talk last year. But I enjoy him as a speaker and was not disappointed that I choose this talk.

Good looking at some of the more low level debuging tools. I agree with the general premise that its allways better to fix the root cause of an issue.

Hey Michelangelo,

I can agree with some other peoples comment that some of the information was repeated already in the talk, and that enthusiasm kind of tailed off a bit in the middle.

Constructive criticism:
More enthusiasm and perhaps more relevant talk information for the people at the conference rather than business owners but on the flip-side it's valuable information for developers to give to their bosses so really that point could go both ways.

Being someone who's a developer and business owner this talk was prefect for me to be attending and I'm glad I turned up. It was inspiring and i'll be re-using it also to give to other business owners to convince them to look after the community.

I look forward to the videos being released so I can share this to the right people. Keep up the good work! We don't see enough of these talks at conferences.

Cheers,
Paul.

Very interesting talk and a very entertaining speaker. Especially liked the bit about 'treat other developers like they're people' Crazy idea if you ask me. :P

Another area where I desperately needed some knowledge and Sebastian delivered. Covering some great tools and also tips on how to effectively communicate your projects status with your non-coding managers and the importance of structured review process. The themed slides added a bit of fun the session - despite the disclaimer I'm convinced the Tom character was definitely based on my previous manager of the same name.

Hey Ade,

The use of humor, even while the projector wasn't working, was great and definitely a good way to open a conference! :-)

I enjoyed the concepts in your talk and your use of philosophy was inspiring, also good references to books that people should read was invaluable.

No constructive criticism here, well executed and good talk content.

Cheers,
Paul.

It was a lot to take in, but well worth the journey to Manchester! This was the highlight of the conference for me and I'm really quite excited about coding new sites in ZF2!
A big thank you to Evan & Rob! Cheers guys!

Great talk on a topic I really needed some knowledge on, tips on tools to use and things to log to gain visibility in production and during development. The flawless live demos were a good edition too. Would have been nice to see some more examples of what to log in a large application.

Hey Rowan,

Great humor, talk content and delivery. The style of talk was unusual and a good change. Use of the CLI through most of it was great.

I didn't know much about EB in the past so my mind was a bit blown to be honest but I was able to get back on track constantly as you were explaining everything through every step of the way.

I will definitely be looking at the slides in greater detail while I have time to read and digest what you're doing properly.

No constructive feedback to be fair, everything from delivery and great talk content was spot on.

Cheers,
Paul.