SymfonyCon Berlin 2016
1 - 3 Dec 2016 at Mercure Hotel MOA Berlin

Talk comments

Renaud Marx at 22:41 on 2 Dec 2016

Great, funny but hard. Maybe too hard for a one hour talk
Really good introduction anyway

on Soup up Symfony - Keep PHP Alive Between Requests

Renaud Marx at 22:36 on 2 Dec 2016

Great component, and very well explained! The first thing i'll test, of all the subjects i heard about

on Knowing your state machines

Renaud Marx at 22:32 on 2 Dec 2016

Best talk i heard in these 2 days. Sometimes speaking too fast for people like me who are not native english :)

on Making your applications work together through interoperability

Renaud Marx at 22:19 on 2 Dec 2016

Good solution to real problems / missing things, and nicely sold. Yes, an ad, but a good one, and i can only applaud the pragmatic approach and all the work behind it.

on Keynote

Marc Steffen Schomberg at 21:05 on 2 Dec 2016

I agree, unexpectedly one of the best talks - it just felt like Margaret put her heart and soul in it. That is the way it should be.

on Adventures in Symfony - Building an MMO-RPG

Marc Steffen Schomberg at 20:48 on 2 Dec 2016

Good Talk, trés bien! Remembered me a bit of Steve Jobs introducing the first iPhone :)

However: the rear loudspeakers were turned off for the first 15 minutes or so, resulting in Fabien being hard to understand for people sitting in the back half. That is something that should not happen on a professional conference.It just took too long for somebody of the staff to notice it.

on Symfony Distributions Reloaded

Andrejs Stepanovs at 20:13 on 2 Dec 2016

Saved my day. Thank you for great solution. I learned a lot. I need those slides! :)

on Handling 10k Requests/second With Symfony and Varnish

Andrejs Stepanovs at 20:10 on 2 Dec 2016

I was presented with bunch of headers that will help me to secure my customers from XSS attacks. Thats about it. This was good to know info. Easy to follow and understand. Thank you!

on HTTP Security: headers as a shield over your application

Andrejs Stepanovs at 20:04 on 2 Dec 2016

Sorry, I left this talk after ~15min because I could only guess what he was mumbling about. Sounded like he was reading php code that was shown in slides I could read myself.
Please work on your English and diction skills, because you probably want your listeners to understand you.

p.s. microphone was waaaaaay too close to your lips.

on Form : One use case, many optimizations

Andrejs Stepanovs at 19:57 on 2 Dec 2016

Too bad RabbitMQ or any other similar alternatives were not mentioned. Good insights about kafka and why it is so fast.

on Kafka will get the message across, guaranteed