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

Absolutely excellent talk. Good reminders, and challenging, too. I see many ways that I can improve.

Thank you, Matthew, for being so open and honest, and putting the time into the talk.

Great talk and overview on how to think about using PHP from the CLI, and the significant set of tools that exist to make that easier. Definitely a worthwhile talk for any PHP developer.

Really good talk that had a lot of solid points and suggestions. Steve is a charismatic speaker, and the content of both his speeches was on point.

He shared several debugging tools/techniques that I wasn't aware of. Quite handy. He also made it quite an enjoyable presentation while not particularly detracting from the content.

Good light talk. I love the idea of developers discussing design at our conferences, and the 30-minute session format was great.

Absolutely brilliant. Every talk of Damiens that I've been to has been really great.

Good work - nice to get a community history as a noob. Could have used some more energy, and also did feel like a little bit of an exclusive "who's who".

Talk was fine. Ran short, but there was a dearth of audience interaction. I think the bigger issue was that it felt like we just rushed through a lot of design patterns, and didn't actually dig into how to use them.

There were many code examples, but a tutorial would have been probably better. The examples were hard to see - perhaps black text on a white background would have been better...

All around, a fine talk - 3.5 stars.

Very thorough and well done.

Michael turned this session into a story-telling narrative, dressed as Indiana Jones, no less. Very well done.
The concepts provided weren't game-changers for me, but they re-enforced both good practice and proper analysis.
I definitely appreciate anyone preaching not only the creation of documentation, but good standards in creating documentation.