SunshinePHP 2014
6 - 8 Feb 2014
at Embassy Suites Miami International
Talk comments
Really good talk Rowan! The visuals where awesome and the anticipation of a glitch was fun :-P
thanks for the legos! those were cool!
registration was ok
great encouragements for devs
it was a good talk although it was a repetition to some degree of the conference talk proper. Compose is a huge topic and i guess time constraints also cut off the full contents of the slides. Positive thing is that concepts were nailed further deep. Negative thing is other topics on the time were sacrificed for the repetition. Speaker has full mastery of the subject and gave a practical presentation on how to do dependencies the right way. Wished I had hear this talk 2 years ago.
It was a good introduction to autoloading. I don't think we needed to treat autoloading as a blackbox right from the start. Actually, it would have been even better to see code samples of autoloaders and understand by example what they look like. Great talk, just need to go time it a bit better.
good talk though i feel like details were a bit magical and i wished for more details on the internals of the tool/product
To me it was a good inspiration to continue to work on Gush and new commands for uses like this. Very entertaining however i would have like it to be more technical as well even if it does not have to do with code.
good summary and keynote, i would have liked to see in more concrete ways how this sharing goes on the side of drupal or in existent generic type of codebases. It has picked my interest on how drupal is using symfony2, thanks for the perspective. One thing that was missing is to present the state of the art and future architectures/libraries where this sharing happens nowadays and will possible happen on FOSS more specifically.
Good speaker, good delivery..but the subject itself was incredibly uninteresting. I didn't walk away feeling like I had anything actionable to use in my day to day. There were a few funny anecdotes however and those are always appreciated!