php[tek] 2015
18 - 22 May 2015 at Sheraton Gateway Suites O’Hare

Good talk on the (current) potential pitfalls of a PHP5 to PHP7 migration.

to quote the speaker back at himself "..he gets it"

Great talk reminding us that no person is an island. Especially in modern development with so many interacting parts. Only suggestion (echoing other comments I see) is to tweak the timing so that there is some time for discussion at the end. That said, I'm sure there's so much information that you could fill an entire day of breathless high speed talk and still not cover everything :)

Good talk reminding us that we don't multitask, just that we context switch, sometimes very quickly, and that we should give our current task the attention it deserves and not flit about everything else going on around us.

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.

Contained a plethora of introductory information about Phake and mocking. Well-presented and easy to follow. Looking forward to reviewing the slides for references to the docs.

One of the best explanations of DI.

I really enjoyed this talk. Jeff does an excellent job of unpacking a seemingly complicated topic.

An honest and open look at the challenges that come with maintaining an open source project, from a member of our community that's on the front-lines. I very much enjoyed it!

Bravo! A brief look into the challenges (and joys) faced by leaders of popular OSS software projects.

Jordi is very informative and has very un-pretentious presentation style.