Cool to see what Drupal contributions have been pushed back. Thanks, Larry, for all the hard work you're putting into making this collaboration happen!
Would love to have heard more about how these complex config validations affect performance. And where caching configs fits in.
Also I would have liked to hear more about how you can use the stand-alone Config component.
Wow. What Drupal is doing with Symfony is really great. A lot of the work going on with Drupal sounds very similar to the refactoring I do everyday at work.
Awesome talk even for anti-CMS devs.
This talk was one of the talks I was most excited to see. I was hoping for a great introduction to what Solr can do and how to use it n the realworld. I think this talk did that pretty well.
Also, I'm a sucker for prezi style presentations. Not sure how much that played into it. Would love to walk through this presentation again on my own pace at some point. Any chance it will be published somewhere?
I really liked the humor. :) And I agree with John, the segway was pretty nice.
I think this was a really great introduction to adding basic bundle configuration. I could have used this a few months ago. :)
Good talk, however I would have liked to see more examples of config validation.
+1 for John's suggestion.
Good points! This is something that rarely gets enough attention, but the point is true - configuration often explodes in size and does not scale well. Take the time to refine and organize your configuration and your code will be much healthier for it!
Great talk! A lot of enthusiasm. I have not had much experience with Drupal but I've heard some about Drupal "using" Symfony 2 components. It sounds much more extensive than that; PIE!