php[tek] 2013
14 - 17 May 2013 at Sheraton Gateway Suites O’Hare

Awesome presentation, learned a few things I didn't know existed. Thanks for sharing.

Very well-presented. The video demos in particular were very effective, and you did a great job of narrating along with them. Wish I'd have sat closer to see some of the text better, but that's my fault. :) Definitely going to be implementing this with my dev team. I was trying to follow along with installation and missed where to download the thing that plugs Selenium into PHPUnit though, so I hope to see the slides soon!

Very inspiring talk. I appreciated learning more about how I can be effectively involved. Thanks!

Built in web server o_O

This is a great topic to have at conferences. I appreciate the opportunity to learn about User Interface testing, and am looking forward to incorporating this into my projects. Michelangelo is a very good public speaker. I most definitely will attend his talks again, if given the opportunity.

Another good tool to put in my toolchest. Would have been good to go over the install portion a bit slower for those of us trying to follow inline.

Glad I attended. Material will be useful in my company.

Excellent talk and information. I used selenium a few years back but thought that PHPUnit was dropping support for it. It's good to see that that's not the case and/or that it still works. Can't wait to try out Selenium Grid. Thank you.

I truly enjoyed this talk. Ben did a great job at explaining how a good API design is beneficial in all aspects of development and maintenance. He also explained how to transition legacy code to using an API. Ben is a very good public speaker; easy to hear, speaks at a rate that is easy for listeners to soak in what was just said before moving on to next thing, and pauses at appropriate times.

Excellent talk, excellent discussion, and leaving your phone on (intentionally) was genius. It really drove home the point about distractions and how simple they can be to eliminate (turning off your phone).

I only have one criticism, and that's to say you shouldn't tell us if you're running through your slides too quickly, or to make a big deal about an aspect of your talk that you feel isn't going as well as you'd like. Don't draw attention to your "mistakes".

For what it's worth, I thought the extra time for Q&A and discussion was fantastic.