Symfony Live London 2012
13 - 14 Sep 2012 at The Brewery

Interesting topic with many details. IMO you can focus more on symfony usage instead of plain PHP. Stuff to do it as separate doctrine odm driver is good really.

Good presentation and good presenter. Really interesting to knows about others exp. with code reviews. Github flow really be helpfull for code review as well.

Really good talk. I hope that we as symfony community can help drupal guys as well.

Fabien as always gave us a good insight into the future plans for the framework - I guess a talk about a release process must be tricky to keep it engaging, but it came across well. The questions at the end was also a good idea; clearly Fabien likes to keep his preferred clothing labels secret ;-)

The fastest-paced and most energetic talk of the day! Both of you showed the passion you have for testing and in particular BDD, and the slides were great. I enjoyed the history and lead-up - the live demo was slightly tricky to follow from the back of the room but others have commented on that. Very engaging though!

This was an interesting talk, however I did feel it was more of a sales pitch of Drupal than a technical evaluation of the "open heart surgery" the project is undergoing. I would have liked to see a bit more of the technical detail perhaps.

Having delved into the Config component head first in the past few months, this was a good refresher on the basics of it. Some more examples on advanced config (eg the extra validation and some of the more technical part) might have been good but I understand the time constraints.

Interesting talk. You both made the topic of "yet another search tool" informative without going too heavy - made it very clear as to the power of ES. The Symfony2 integration detail was also good. I felt perhaps the back-and-forth between the both of you could have been a bit more structured; it felt slightly awkward at times, but the topic was well prepared nonetheless. Thanks!

Really enjoyed this. Lots of tools to go away and look at, and plenty of advice/tips on how to improve existing code review practices.

I enjoyed this - not really knowing much about Drupal apart from the ubiquitous "it's got lots of legacy stuff in it", it was good to hear about the roots of the project and the community. Also Dries is a very entertaining and engaging speaker. A good start to the day.