PHP North West 2017
29 Sep - 1 Oct 2017
at Manchester Conference Centre
Talk comments
Great overview of current state of machine learning, a summary of tools Tom used was also very helpful in knowing what to get started with.
Brilliant talk, great little demo, very informative, got loads of ideas to try as a chatbot now!
Interesting overview of Fabric. Could have done with a few more fabfile examples earlier on rather than going through all functions available. Covered a few types of deployment which was good. Not sure the bit on moving shell commands into a Yml file made sense - seemed to take the deployment back to being close to shell scripts and made it feel a bit over complicated. But I learnt about Fabric so I can experiment with it now, which is what I wanted to get out of the talk.
A very interesting primer for machine learning, which gave a good example of what you need to do to successfully train your models
Fascinating overview of Machine Learning - and especially how easy it is to start playing with now. Great talk!
Great opening keynote, enjoyable and engaging insight into the clear benefits of PHP 7.x
A good introduction to doctrine!
Really interesting, relatively in depth but easy to understand concepts exposed throughout the talk. It really makes a point, and point out that legacy code will definitely benefit from the coming improvements.
Great content, great execution, all perfect for me!
Short, but concise and inspired talk about aspect-oriented programming. Brilliant insights into building scalable, and future-proof application domain boundaries using BEAR.Sunday to generate HATEOAS compliant API's; with realtime synthesised documentation.
Enjoyable overview of different databases and how well they deal with non-scalar data. Feel a lot more informed about the different options out there now, and the movements MySQL is making into this territory.