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

Loved it. I've been curious about Redis for quite some time and after this presentation I feel like I have a pretty good understanding and know how to get started. I was able to picture several ways I can start using Redis today, if I can find the time.

Great overview of Kubernetes. Kubernetes is a pretty complicated but Terrence did a good job of breaking down the concepts and providing examples.

I really appreciated the insights and history of data protection and some differences between US and EU. This is certainly a timely issue and I'd love to see more talks like this at conferences. I can appreciate that Marcus is not a lawyer and cannot speak to specific details, but it makes me think it would be helpful to bring an actual lawyer in for a tutorial day to really guide people through the topic and be able to answer specific detail questions.

Fantastic presentation, loved the history and stories. Samantha did an incredible job engaging us and keeping it lively and interesting.

Fun and engaging and I enjoyed learning more about the core PHP community and was inspired by the stories and relationships that formed over working on projects and attending conferences together. Good times.

Tim always does an excellent job presenting. Both last year and this year I thought I already knew a lot about his topics but I went because I knew he is good and both times I ended up learning a lot. Very engaging presentation style and examples.

Good overview of new features in PHP7 and examples of when/how to use them. I knew a lot of what was presented but I took away a few new insights that will help me get started with writing specifically for PHP7.

There was a lot of good and useful info presented. Could have used a little more energy to help us keep engaged though.

Really good information and timely for me as well.

This was a great example of how to do a tech talk - clear, simple examples and explanations, nice parallels between the different cases to illustrate the underlying abstraction. Christopher presented in a friendly, eloquent style and had good answers to questions at the end.