PHPSW: Lightning talks, November 2019
13 Nov 2019 at Runway East: Bristol

A reasonably difficult topic to communicate succinctly in 10 minutes, but it was done really well with a fantastic light hearted finale!

Certainly one of those things that comes under the "I wish I knew when I started" umbrella.

Interestingly, my solution to a similar problem with dependencies as in the example was to update PHP to 7.2!

Something that seems to be part of a number of applications I use that I never knew existed. Amazing eye opener. Well presented, really engaging presentation.

As someone who likes to reflect from time to time the impact of technology on lives, attention and attitudes this talk was quite interesting to me. It's nice to see how someone else deals with distractions and how their environment is setup.

Well presented, entertaining and funny.

A strong introduction to an important topic in STEM. Would be quite interested in a longer talk or workshop on the subject because equality and diversity are both so easily neglected by companies and their management teams.

Fascinating talk about version codes, a topic I'd never thought about before and now have been given a great insight into! Fun and relaxed delivery with great memorable moments.

Really liked the metaphor here of the issues that can come up in code, and a thorough explanation of them. Definitely great for helping developers be more aware of our processes.

A really eye-opening talk. I loved the content here and the presentation was light-hearted and informative. I'm eager to consider the issue of accessibility more on my own applications.

Really engaging talk - the material was made very accessible and the delivery was relaxed and remained interesting throughout. I learned a lot from this!

Brilliant talk - really fun, great delivery and very engaging and relatable. I loved that you didn't just theorise but actually put it into practice with the compiler too.

Great talk. Very good topic, one that I think lots of developers like to ignore and don’t tend to care about, despite how important it is. Excellent information well presented!