Good explanation of some new features, nice history about PHP and original intentions. Question time was good :)
Very brave, and very smudge live demo. The best I ever seen!
Sorry for interrupting, Laravel 5.3 was checking for "Laravel" string in test
https://github.com/laravel/laravel/blob/5.3/tests/ExampleTest.php
Sorry for misplaced comment
Great talk and it was move me to try Expressive fw .. nice lighting on middleware concept and use in Expressive
Very brave, and very smudge live demo. The best I ever seen!
Sorry for interrupting, Laravel 5.3 was checking for "Laravel" string in test
https://github.com/laravel/laravel/blob/5.3/tests/ExampleTest.php
Great talk, well presented, good speaker.
Great talk, great presentation, very practical, liked it very much.
Great presenting skills, expected more from talk, it was for entry level devs.
Interesting topic, AOP is worth trying. Definitely speaker spark curiosity, but should improve presenting skills, especially stop pronouncing 'the' as 'ze'.
I didn' lt hear anything new, basic setup, completely fine for side track. Talk could be better with more hands on examples. Plus 1 for not having tech issues in tech demo.
Echoing others here - it was certainly interesting. My issue is that's more or less where it stands; I think it could be difficult to apply this in real world; if you're separating your domain from infrastructure, then cross-cutting concerns don't really make it into the domain anyway. Nevertheless, I can see the point of AOP but the limited applications (certainly in the world of PHP) and the fact we need a hacky way to actually implement it means I'm not sure. Only minor point is you spent the whole time explaining about AOP/Cross cutting concerns, but in the last question you more or less said it's probably not very usable except in limited circumstance (i.e. experienced team). Good explanations though anyway! Thanks.