SymfonyCon Cluj 2017
16 - 18 Nov 2017 at Grand Hotel Italia

Good presentation but I was not convinced about the "avoid lock-in" part. Indeed we have to always be able to
take our data elsewhere. But sometime we do not have time to deploy / maintain a stack. As developer, I have to focus on the business value. If I do my job well (for example by using the design pattern "Adaptor"), I can easily change for another system.

This talk was good. Unfortunately due to a technical problem, it began late and some slides were not shown.

Neo4j seems great but I would appreciate to have some explanations about:
* performance
* code (Which bundle? How does it work?)

Great talk about PHP optimizations. It is always interesting to know how the PHP engine works.

Thanks to Fabien and Nicolas for the presentation. It was a good, clear and pleasant summary of Symfony 4 behaviors.

"Let's talk" sounds more like a discussion than a presentation, sadly it was a presentation with a few questions thrown in. For an unconference track, contents were well presented. Expanding it and improving the storyline a bit would make it a great "How we used X to build Y" kind of talk.

Excellent look through one year of development. It's amazing just how much stuff is done within the Symfony ecosystem in a single year.

Wasn't able to attend the slides, but Anna was kind enough to give me a very short run through the slides before her talk. Well laid out with very smart concepts in it.

Changes in the DIC are great, as was the presentation by Nicolas. Unfortunately, there wasn't enough time to go into detail for most of the changes, but given that it's an advanced track that's ok: you get an overview and then look up what you're interested in your own time.

Great talk and presentation, you can tell Ryan has a talent for teaching and presenting. Unfortunately had to rush through the last few slides due to timing issues.

Great content, great presentation. The light show was an interesting gimmick (note: most likely not agreed upon with the presenter), but Sara navigated that distraction perfectly and even integrated it in her talk.