Very informative and a great introduction to the best-practices that are available to developers. Enough examples to make the PSRs make sense, and good recommendations on how strictly to enact each policy.
The presentation provided good information in the time allowed, briefly covering each of the accepted PSRs and touching on others proposed. However, the talk lacked enthusiasm.
I kind of felt like this talk just went over documentation I could have read on my own. The speaker seemed nice but could have been a bit more dynamic to make the content interesting and engaging.
I've been using PSR-0 and PSR-4 at my company and only briefly understood some of them before attending this session. Now I understand why the other PSR-1 and 2 weren't in the composer libraries as they were guides.
Thank you for this presentation, it brought me up to speed.
Valuable information learned, but the talk was a bit dry and the speaker's voice was a bit soothing. Try spicing things up with more enthusiasm and graphics.
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Good introduction to the subject--it's a shame the time was so short. Maybe a bit of a dry presentation, but it's a dry subject...
Very informative and a great introduction to the best-practices that are available to developers. Enough examples to make the PSRs make sense, and good recommendations on how strictly to enact each policy.
The presentation provided good information in the time allowed, briefly covering each of the accepted PSRs and touching on others proposed. However, the talk lacked enthusiasm.
I kind of felt like this talk just went over documentation I could have read on my own. The speaker seemed nice but could have been a bit more dynamic to make the content interesting and engaging.
I've been using PSR-0 and PSR-4 at my company and only briefly understood some of them before attending this session. Now I understand why the other PSR-1 and 2 weren't in the composer libraries as they were guides.
Thank you for this presentation, it brought me up to speed.
Valuable information learned, but the talk was a bit dry and the speaker's voice was a bit soothing. Try spicing things up with more enthusiasm and graphics.