SunshinePHP 2019
7 - 9 Feb 2019
at Embassy Suites Miami International
Talk comments
Easy to follow presentation, concrete understandable examples. This was a great talk.
An entertaining and easily digestable talk. Easy to walk away w/ the message of recognizing the ways in which you may already be a leader.
Who thought this was a good idea? Easily five stars
I really enjoyed your talk! I could correlate to a lot of what you said because I have asked myself the same questions and have had some of the same thoughts/ideas that you shared. I got home and hugged my daughter, you got 3 to hug..enjoy! #SunPHP19
Absolute dumpster fire. Five stars!
Great talk, Brian! I learned some new info I didn't know before. Thanks!
Thanks, Korvin! I never thought of using traits with my unit tests. That was cool. I like how you tried to explain technical stuff with real-life analogies. I thought that was a cool way to approach that. Good thing, man!
Jason did it yet again! This talk was awesome! He really got me engaged on this one. It was both fun and informational. I say informational because I already do most of what he went over on his talk. Thanks again, Jason!
I’ve never gotten xdebug to work in PHPStorm before with our stack setup, so I’m very excited to try this out now that I know where to find the proper settings! I’ve only used it for coverage reports in the past.
As a web developer mostly focused on front-end development and SEO, I must say that Beth's talk about accessibility was highly enriching, not only because all the tools that she shared with the audience but for exposing the reasons that support the whole idea of applying accessibility standards. Certainly, the altruistic motivation of this talk was always the fundamental purpose, but the commercial value for independent consultants like me was a significant gain.