SunshinePHP 2018
8 - 10 Feb 2018
at Embassy Suites Miami International
Talk comments
Talk was interesting and thought provoking though at times moved too fast and lacked clear applied samples at times. Would've appreciated more time to dive into the application of different philosophical ideas in the real world rather than quickly moving on to the next high level topic. Enjoyed the enthusiasm of the speaker and personal touches to the slides which included some humorous memes.
Material was current and comprehensive. The talk was overall informative, but as others observed there were some slides with information that was hard to see. In general, I really enjoyed the talk and would recommend it to others who are wanting to better understand the role security plays in our applications and why it's so important.
I found the concepts fascinating. I sometimes got lost in the abstractions. Having the concrete examples on the slides would have helped me grasp the abstractions.
Really interesting to bring philosophy in code. The speaker was enthusiastic and passionate about the subject, but that sometimes caused her to speak too fast. I would've like more time to digest what was said before moving on to the next topic. For a first time, the speaker did very well.
It made me excited for MySQL 8!
Very well explained
Clear
Just technically high enough
Rob's British accent made a painful topic so much easier to deal with. Rob brought fantastic examples and tons of information to help people understand how to fully utilize OAuth2 in a production API environment.
The examples used were comprehensive and applicable to the points made. The diagrams were helpful, but I found the text a little small at times. Maybe the speaker could split them up between slides somehow. I would've loved to talk more about mistakes other companies have made in the past (like heartbleed), but I understand if time doesn't permit that. All and all, good information and definitely relevant for everyone. The speaker definitely knew the material and was open to questions.
Awesome talk with a clear message that developers need to communicate our ideas in a known language while taking the time to listen and understand our peers.