php[world] 2016
14 - 18 Nov 2016 at Sheraton Tyson's Corner

Good info, although he took too much time on framework history when he could have done a quick demo of each framework.

Great speaker, handles the subject very well. Great talk.

Great speaker, handles the subject well. Great talk.

Great speaker, handles the subject very well. Great talk.

Great speaker, handles the subject very well. Good info.

This talk was really a disappointment. The abstract was appealing and listed the talk at the intermediate level. As someone who uses PHP to manipulate files frequently, I had hoped to learn something new; however, this wasn't even at the beginner level. Showing a list of built-in functions on a slide does not a talk make. The single example only did the most basic of file functions -- open, lock, write, and close, without any real explanation. Nothing was said about dealing with files in an object oriented manner, dealing with csv, handling files as streams, or anything else that would be considered "intermediate".

And as another commenter mentioned, speaker said he only submitted the talk to get the speaker package for the conference. It showed.

Great talk, but it would have been nice to see some of the changes/additions mentioned in more depth with examples. PHP 7 added new syntax and operators, which were mentioned in passing but not shown.

Excellent

Great talk, maybe a few more examples of things-done-right would have been nice.

Best slides of the conference.