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

David did a great job presenting on key elements of Magento 2 to give everyone an idea of what technologies are in play as well as walk them through creating a plugin. He presented well and his slides were easy to follow and informative.

Inspiring and energizing end to an inspiring and energizing conference!

Main takeaway: "Ride that f*cking unicorn!" Sure sign of a successful talk. * edited for family friendliness and content filters ;)

Great talk and good information about the past, present, and future of the WordPress REST API. It is definitely a game changer and it was good to hear more about it from someone with a big picture perspective.

Great keynote! Loved the insight into ways to think about a project from the start and strategies for dealing with a community that is very opinionated about opinions. I especially appreciated his comment at the end about respecting projects that have goals that are different from your own, and the concept of Dream Driven Development as a thing. The only thing I did not like was the slide with the coder and the word 'programming' flashing at the top of the screen. The image was funny, but had a hard time dealing with the quickly flashing text.

I was lucky enough to see the preview version of this talk and think it is a great addition to any conference about programming, programmers, and tech history in general. Great stories and good information and insight into the ways women have contributed to and been erased by the larger tech community throughout history. I also enjoyed the photos :)

Learned a lot in a short amount of time as promised. The pace was fun and enough information was provided to give me ideas about new ways to do things and new things to try.

Good reminders and new tips to try out, with the added benefit of LEGO slides!

I really enjoyed this talk! Lots of good reminders about seeing things from other people's perspectives and getting important information and feedback even when the presentation of that information was not delivered in the best way.

Very interesting talk. I appreciated the unique perspective that the stories were told from due to his involvement with the U.S. Digital Service and years spent contributing to WordPress.