php[world] 2015
16 - 20 Nov 2015 at Sheraton Premiere

Excellent talk. Would like to see this as a keynote in small community conferences and more inspiration in it :-) there were lots of good stories of very significant women who created history in tech :-)

Covered lots of great git techniques. Loved the "Choose your own adventure" format of the presentation, which led to lots of audience involvement. Also really appreciated the thoughts on treating git as a communication tool between developers and how that should affect your workflow.

This was a highly-informative on PSR-7, it's goals, implementation, and history. PSR-7 doesn't seem so radical and scary now.

Great overview of Apigility. David made setup to participate extremely easy, passing out a zipped version of the project to minimize setup necessary. The content itself was very interesting, seeing all the features of Apigility, and David planned out the overview and explained it very clearly.

Awesome talk. Really thorough overview without overly complicating the material. I learned a lot!

Good presentation, nice intro to both the concepts around intrusion detection systems and the Expose library itself. Brave to try out the live demo too.

I didn't know anything about CakePHP before this talk and came away intending to investigate more. Mark's presentation was well structured and informative, though at times assumed that I did know CakePHP already.

I really liked this talk. I have not been working with vagrant for very long and a rundown of the tools was really useful. Thank you for making the presentation available!