php[tek] 2016
23 - 27 May 2016 at Sheraton Westport Chalet

I'm glad to see more exotic testing methodologies being discussed in the PHP world, so this was a cool topic. Delivery was a bit awkward, but the speaker was quite knowledgeable.

All-around excellent talk.

Great material, but the energy in the room was pretty bad.That's the only area of improvement I could name.

Great material, very well presented. Maybe more energy.

Really good stuff. I would have emphasized more how our machine-learned models should be quantitatively assessed (precision vs. recall, f-score, etc.)

Didn't do much to dispel the feeling that the "conference circuit" set isn't cliquish. A fun talk, though.

A great introduction, but during the hands-on portion, there were some issues. When the speaker asked attendees to write a test case for a feature, it would have been really helpful to see the speaker do the implementation afterwards. Feedback loops are important!!

Great info and delivery, but for a 3+ hour session, it could have stood to be more interactive.

I knew nothing about DDD before this talk and now understand how to get started with it. The talk was a little slow to start and could have benefitted from a few more concrete example. However, there are definitely some techniques that I can use in my next design meeting so I learned something useful.

This talk was filled with useful information about second factors and covered a lot of the terminology and pros and cons of various methods. I will definitely use some of the techniques shown here in my next authentication project.