PNWPHP 2016
15 - 17 Sep 2016 at Cornish Playhouse @ Seattle Center

Communicated a great introduction to developing REST API's and how to put one together in a manner that adds value to it use, maintenance, and future improvements.

Communicated and illustrated high-level architectural considerations. Excellently delivered.

Panel discussion added temporal reflection on a variety of php topics.

Explains how code decisions impact resource usage and have real-world impact.
Encouraged us to stay clear of array_map and to prefer iteration, being mindful that there is a math problem:
36 bytes for each array (in php7) + the data in it, subtracted from available memory.
Thanks!

Compelling case for bravery in handling a technological challenge - and succeeding!
Shows how a normal people can tackle major change contributions in php.

Adam's stories fill-out the human part of programming endeavors. He provided reflection on events in life and shares the wisdom he drew from those events.

Clear and passionate speaker. We all need to promote the positive of the PHP community!

Thank you for the real time demo. Nice to see you making the changes in real time and talking through the logic.

I've never seen Ed do a non-OSMI talk before. He's awesome! I just wish he would've had more time. Excellent talk, really got the point across in the limited time (graph dbs rock), and people all around the venue are talking about it over lunch so clearly I'm not alone in that opinion.

Good topic, this definitely was a good intro for me to graph databases. Thanks