PHPNW15
2 - 4 Oct 2015
at Manchester Conference Centre
Talk comments
A talk that can not be more important for every developer and their manager(s).
The way Skoop opened up about his personal experience shows that no matter who you are, you are only human.
I didn't think I'd learn too much from this talk based on the description, but attended based on Justin's talk the day before, just because he's an engaging speaker and I figured he would keep me entertained. Didn't disappoint!
A topic that was pretty new to me and a very engaging speaker made this my favourite talk of the weekend.
Great job Justin.
Top notch delivery and I think the content was good. My only complaint would be that I would have loved to have seen more about the effects of applying a model like this to Stuart's projects.
Really enjoyed this talk, Andrea's mad professor style made the stories and technical content easy to take in.
I think the delivery needs a bit more polish, but the material was good.
Would love to have seen more in depth information of what happens at Datasift, a quick guided tour of a single tweet passing through the entire pipeline would be really neat :)
I was a bit disappointed with this talk, I wasn't sure what to expect from the talk description, but as I'm interested in testing I thought I'd check it out.
It turns out it was more around dealing with legacy code and seemed to advocate a couple of testing practices I wouldn't advocate myself.
Great talk, well presented and thought out.
The hand drawn diagrams are a very nice touch.
For code examples it would be nice to have some syntax highlighting to make them clearer and allow us to read them faster.
Amusing and interesting, took lots from this and enjoyed it very much.