php[tek] 2019
21 - 23 May 2019 at Loudermilk Convention Center

Need more details, understandable there weren't with the allotted time. Otherwise good info.

Great presentation, and Lorna's insistence on not sending a 200 OK with an error message came through loud and clear.

The simple concept of build what the client wants (through design first) is an often overlooked point. We often get light feedback from clients and then we build what we think they want (jump in and code, I can refactor later). But that often takes way more time.

I left this presentation definitely wanting to look into these standards more. There seemed to definitely be some bias towards some standards over others, which is great, I want opinions.

I would prefer to spend less time on the others (OpenID) since you seemed to lean towards OpenID Connect. And with that time saved from the ones you didn't prefer, maybe show examples of implementation.

Ptah did a great job presenting. I love his energy and speaking style. I already had a good idea about GraphQL, and was trying to watch from a newbies perspective. I would have like to have seen a more of a description of what GraphQL is, the problems it is trying to fix, and most importantly; examples.

I understand you were having laptop issues, which definitely is a downer as you are about to give a presentation. I'm happy that someone pointed you to playground. But even when we got there, a little more discussion about the query syntax would have been nice.

And a little more about how the backend is setup to send the data our for a request would have been nice.

This one was a little to theory based for me.

Lorna as usual does a great job presenting, but as she admitted at the beginning, the title needs to be changed. Or the abstract a little more clear. My assumptions based on the title were wrong, making the presentation a little less meaningful personally.

I was hoping for a more descriptive talk on tools surrounding things like the OpenAPI spec and tools to help mock and run apis.

The tools shown are still important and useful, just for a different segment of the development process.

Thank you Lorna for taking the time to prepare and present.

A pretty good overview of what an API Gateway is. I probably would have preferred a more high-level overview of all the different options, and then a more in-depth look into a single, more generic API Gateway. That way we could learn more about how to actually accomplish things in a gateway.

Fantastic overview on biometric factors and the need for multifactor authentication!

A good session from someone who is clearly passionate about request and response formats in APIs.

A great talk from someone who clearly understands everything there is to know about writing PHP extensions.

Very practical, good talk for various skill and experience levels