PHPSW: Coding Horror Stories, October 2018
10 Oct 2018 at Runway East: Bristol

I followed it, yay! Really good pace and tone, good pauses too. Thanks Rob ?

Funny and on point. Not overly complicated and enjoyable to listen to.

Light hearted, to the point, good use of humour. Perfect lightning talk.

Great lighthearted talk on something alot of developers have experienced sometime in their career. Very well done.

Very clear and well delivered. Good speed with plenty of pauses. Excellent story with very relatable content and a great summary at the end of the main tips.

Image game is strong! I loved the "Hello" into the phone - phone is a good use of props. Love the strong, relatable narrative.
I liked the summary at the end, it was really effective as What Did Dev Learn.
I think your talking flow will improve as you practice, it was very good, but I think it'll improve!

Informative, hadn't heard of that type of attack before so definitely needs looking into as a laravel user! Main improvement would be in checking the demo is visible to everyone in the room (text was a bit small!)

Interesting talk, could have perhaps explained what hash collisions were and how they applied to this attack. Confidentiality given

A good talk on a concept I didn’t know about! Glad we only accept JSON from authenticated clients!

I’d suggest putting the code samples and results on the slides, and skip the live demo - it makes it much easier to read and doesn’t take away from the lesson.

Really interesting attack vector, not one iv seen before so great to know about. Would have liked a more in depth explanation about how the attack works as felt it was a bit quick. Also needed large font sizes on the code examples and longer to read them, but otherwise well delivered and a great topic.