PHPNW15
2 - 4 Oct 2015 at Manchester Conference Centre

Very enthusiastic and knowledgable. Even though I'm not involved with PHPBB it's an interesting case study. Slides were a little scrappy and the speaking seemed rushed at times - I think more prep might have helped; Michael said he'd buy a beer for people who gave constructive criticism ;-P

bit short but interesting topic
great pointers and usable concrete examples
good use of the space and props, interactive and engaging

interesting topic but would have benefited from real world examples showing impact on speed of application. example of how to then use the data would also help. Speaker himself suffered from the room not having a mic and noisy air con. looking forward to being able to check out the slides and sample code myself

Wonderful talk with a lot of useful links and information and as someone has already said great audience interaction.

I think a better title or description would help as a lot of the content I already knew. I wasn't sure what kind of information would be covered. Interaction with the audience was jarring but the content/slides/jokes and progression of information was spot on.

This really hit home on a few points and I talk lots of notes. Ubiquitous language makes so much sense to combat translation cost.

Great talk that kept me interested all the way through. It was nice to see how easy it is to incorporate react components into sites in bite size chunks. Justin is an awesome, nice and funny guy.

Very good talk. James talk was animated, funny and interesting with lots of useful information and pictures of grumpy programmer.

Great talk, I don't use 2FA as much as I should right now, but will be rolling it out thanks to Rob's talk!

Was enjoyable talk with a brave pair programming/live coding section. Gave a lot of things to think about when thinking about how to do you front end part of an application.