SOLIDay
29 - 30 May 2015
at Belgrade fair, Hall 4
Talk comments
The idea of wrapping every primitive with a value object is powerful. Mathias was confident, so the idea was even better communicated to the audience.
The talk covered how to make a layered architecture, and did that brilliantly. Shawn communicated his ideas clearly.
There was just enough code examples.
Don't have preferences towards speakers who throw a bit of hate and consider it cool. But some nice hints
This talk will raise quite a few eyebrows, but it will definitely make you help your future self. Marco executes it in a fun way and takes precaution not to hurt your feelings (too much).
There was not enough differentiation made in this talk between Value object and Identity and a lot of time was spent on Value objects so I'm not sure if Identity is a best talk description. It also felt like slides were unprepared and do not help much in explaining the topic.
Although the talk presents some sensible concepts, it does so at a very slow pace which made me lose interest relatively quickly. The concepts are pretty basic and easy to grasp but are reiterated multiple times.
This is potentiated by having practically only one slide with little decoration.
The speaker has a good grasp of English and is easy to understand.
This may have worked better as a shorter talk.
Nice overview of DI concepts along with an overview of available containers. I had a pretty good knowledge of the subject beforehand but it was still nice to hear it presented well.
Rob is very comfortable teaching the subject and transfers his knowledge efficiently.
Speaker covered all the aspects and approaches. Great analogy and transfer from Pimple to Symfony container, nicely done. Would like to see a little bit more energy in your voice.
The talk presented interesting ideas about application architecture, based on real-world problems. It made me motivated to dive deeper into the architecture theory and improve my code organisation.
The speaker presented the ideas clearly and eloquently. Even the more complicated concepts were easy to grasp.
I was impressed that a substantial quantity of code was presented clearly without being overwhelming, by utilizing clever slide organisation.