php[world] 2019
22 - 25 Oct 2019 at Sheraton Tysons Hotel

Learned quite a bit. Loved finding out about P threads

Great presentation! However the use of emoji‘s instead of class names is extremely distracting.

Loved the training session. Would skip the certification in the future, however I found the certification to be tough and helpful from an educational point of view. The certification from a certification point of view seems a bit meaningless.

Fantastic way to end the event, and great illustrations to explain both where PHP has been and where it's going in the future. The jokes weren't half bad, either.

Great opening to a great event. Fantastic historical context info about PHP.

Really loved this. Especially the dad jokes (yes they qualified). The observations were spot on and I 100% agree. The whole thing was engaging and my mind didn’t wander at all (which is saying a lot at the end of a busy conference ;) )

This talk showed how Philosophy and Kant could be relevant to our industry and how we approach interactions with each other and learning new things. This was a take I never even considered! I really enjoyed the sense of humor and pieces of making a high level abstract concept more concrete by using concepts familiar to developers (i.e. style vs. syntax). My only critique is that there was so much content to cover that the key take aways were drowned out by the many quotes of Kant. If the talk were given again, I would suggest paring down the content to maybe 5-10 key things to drive home and dive deeper into those rather than covering the breadth of the things Kant had to say. Besides that, I thought the topic was refreshing and interesting because I never thought programming and philosophy could go hand in hand. I hope there are similar kind of talks in the future.

I really appreciated the focus on community and I loved the elephant puns/jokes and how the title of the talk played into the organization of the talk as well.

Great talk!

Energetic, well-organized presentation with examples and directions on how to get started. Extra impressive given the short lead time to prepare the talk.