php|tek 11
24 - 27 May 2011
at Sheraton Gateway Suites O’Hare
Talk comments
Very nice talk with demos and code samples. Although ironically I could hear you better after the power went out; don't assume the microphone will amplify you. You can project your own voice, which you proved when you didn't have the microphone at all.
Great talk! Even in the dark it was a great talk!
Great job presenting under bad circumstances. Glad that the slides were online.
It took me a few minutes to get used to the cadence of the speaking. At first, it sounded a little choppy, but either it smoothed out as you went (calming down), or my ears adjusted to it. Either way, by the end, it felt a lot more natural.
Presenter: 5 out of 5
Power grid: 1 out of 5
Did a good job of presenting despite the power outage. Slides were detailed and informative. Glad they were online for us to follow along with.
Scott presented a great wealth of information under uncommon circumstances and did well. Kudos for his perserverance. I enjoyed his slides and the clearly documented examples. I feel like I need to research more information on the server side implementation of a websocket but that may have been due to the lack of power to the conference room impacting Scott's presentation.
This keynote was very informative. I enjoyed the presentation. I hope Elizabeth has a better flight home than she did on her way to this year's php|tek.
All around a very awesome keynote. Great insight into building and maintaining a community with a great analogy. Communicated the ideas in a fun way, and definitely was fun to listen to. I really liked how the different "ingredients" were first explained, and then later common issues with them were pointed out and ideas of fixing them.
Another great presentation by Elizabeth. Slide deck was on point and she does a great job of engaging the audience.
It was an interesting presentation I enjoyed seeing rebasing work. It would have been useful to talk about workflow. Otherwise you just demoing rebasing. The why is usually what I'm looking for. Appreciated the demonstration