Symfony Live 2011 - Paris
3 - 4 Mar 2011 at Cité Universitaire Internationale

Solid introduction to BDD principles and how they can be utilized for our projects using Behat. Having all of my testing experience with PHPUnit (which Behat uses underneath AFAIK), I think it would have been helpful to see a live demo of how Behat compiles its syntax down.

There was plenty of solid material in the slides, but the formatting made the code examples unreadable and timing was really off (the presentation was wrapping up shortly after the 30min mark). Did appreciate the supervisor and tailable cursor topic - having worked quite a bit with Doctrine 2, that was some new material I was looking forward to learning.

Excellent lightning talk. The hand-drawn slides, helpful diagrams, and energetic presentation really got all the necessary points across in the limited time box.

I found this talk helpful. Good to have a go-to list of recommended tools for a wide range of situations. A bit more detail on pros and cons of each would have been nice as some only got a very brief recommendation / non-recommendation with little justification (e.g. Redmine), but not sure where that would have left you for time.

Cool talk. At the start I was concerned about the learning curve of not doing templates with php. By the end I was convinced I could turn any of my php templates in to twig in about 60 seconds :) So mission accomplished Ryan.

I enjoyed this session. It was good to see security issues demonstrated as I tend to take symfonys escaping, csrf tokens etc for granted. Good reminder to pay more attention. I like the style of presentation as well. Works well especially in a smaller room.

Enjoyed this - bucket loads of info on a wide range of related topics. A shower of sf2 goodness. Worked well with the multiple presenters.

Great talk. Very interesting, and I thought a clear and concise, well presented overview. This was the most interesting, useful talk of the conference for me.

Great talk. Good to get a little more than the usual 'git how-to' with some info on the internals as well as less known use cases and operations. I use git by default, but the guy I was at the conference with has never used it. Yet we both found the talk good. That's an achievement!

Loved this talk. Really interesting as someone completely unaware of this tech. Well presented and really informative / useful.

Wasn't clear on how the sf1 sf2 combo worked till I revisited it at the weekend, but mustn't grumble. Still enjoyed the talk.