php[tek] 2023
16 - 18 May 2023 at Sheraton O'hare

Gave me, a newer PHP developer a good lesson on the evaluation of the structure. Because of it, I see where our current method falls into the current standards. Presentation itself was spoken very quickly and softly however.

Good talk, and covered all the basics of starting with Docker for development. Would love some more on porting that knowledge to production, to deploy on a server with docker-compose or even look into some other docker based services like aws fargate.

Good talk. Gunnard had many insights as to why a team needs to integrate Docker as part of their development process. The talk was introductory in nature and gave brief descriptions of basic Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml.

Great presentation. He did a good job breaking down Docker to base components. It was great intro to docker presentations with examples. My only suggestion would be to include/display the link to the github repo in the presentation slide.

So so so helpful. I (like so many of us) work on a lot of legacy code, so it was great to get a history of how things have grown from the beginning and an idea of what the ideal appearance of a PHP application is.

As a newer PHP developer, I found this talk to be a very helpful overview and explanation of common designs in modern PHP applications. I especially liked the clear examples he used to demonstrate his opinions.

I enjoyed the flow of the talk from some of the history of how PHP apps were built before and moving into what some of the trends are today. A lot of the concepts are present in modern frameworks today so some are maybe more familiar with them already, maybe doing more of a deep dive into specific concepts, more than in the talk today, would be helpful.

Simplest explanation I’ve seen of the gross steps for OAuth, excellent.

A really great look at the intricacies, terms, and pitfalls of OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect. Not too deep, but full of all sorts of great information!

Enjoyed the talk! I use docker everyday, and I came away with some new insights and things I want to try back at work.