PHPNW12
5 - 7 Oct 2012 at Mecure Manchester Piccadilly

Loved this talk. I was shocked at just how quickly passwords can be brute forced and grateful for instructions on how not to get caught out!

Pretty good, made me think about moving to twig.

Great start to the day. The talk was funny, had great pace and made some excellent points about software design in general.

If Carlsberg did PHPNW sessions.... Rowan would still kick their ass !

So true Patrick. Didn't meant it was bad! enjoyed it very much.
My rating is a mistake. Should be 4/5 but joind.in edit seems to be broken.

Enjoyed it a lot.

Fantastic keynote. Love the idea of thinking about an API the way we look at user interfaces. Good content, well delivered (even when the slides weren't working!).

Great talk. Period.

This talk was extremely useful, Anthony showed us the different types of encrypting passwords and how easy it can be to brute force them. The numbers were real eye-openers and PHP 5.5 will have some awesome features to create ways of securing passwords. I'm looking forward to seeing the full talk, it's the kind of hardcore stuff we developers love to work with.

First Silex talk I ever saw. It gave me a very well overview what its capabilities are! Well done.

Very worthwhile talk on code reviews and how to do them correctly — as well as how to spot if you’re not! Touched on the useful tools for the job as well, which are just as important as the human review.