SymfonyCon Lisbon 2018
4 - 8 Dec 2018 at Lisbon Marriott Hotel

Jeremy gone wild ;) I basically got information overload on that presentation. I would maybe think about split that presentation to some smaller things (divide and conquer yunno) or even do workshop from it (6 or 8 hours)

I really appreciate that talk I didn't know about new messanger component before. Just during the talk I googled and read stuff in Symfony documentation a little bit.

I would expect more "production" like examples, and maybe speak about how (or should we) used messanger instead of Bernard or other queue abstraction lib. I would like to hear more about how to use some adapters as well (on talk there was only RabbitMQ metioned) or can we use other cloud providers (Amazon SQS or something) or event just some database adapter?

We needs more such talks in the community IMO cause I see many projects were bad requirements gathering, and messed collaboration between "business" and software developers caused big harm. All techniques that can make this is situation better (like User Story Mapping, Impact Mapping or Event Storming) should be presented on the conferences and workshops, and Ciaran made great work speak about that stuff!

Really good presentation. It was good to learn about news in Symfony server and cloud platform. Flow of talk and quality of slides were great!

The talk was tightly packed, which could be intimidating to some viewers. I do think it worked out because most Symfony developers have experience with most of the things that are covered. Together with the high pace, this allows you to hone in when something new does come along.

I'm hyped to try Vue and Panther in new and existing projects!

Romaric covered quite a bit of ground explaining how you can use docker in production. I was happy to see everything is working out for him but it might have been interesting to hear which obstacles (if any) he encountered along the way. I have some experience with Docker and AWS so I managed to follow along pretty well but. For the uninitiated this might have been too much to handle in 20 minutes.

This was a nice refresher of the possible approaches you can take when passing simple domain classes back and forth the form component.
The speakers did a good job on covering as much as possible using some common examples that might be intimidating for beginners. I would have been nice if they showed more advanced things and really put forth the power of these rich models. When you are working with complex domains you often can't just map forms and domain classes one-to-one. The original data for your form might be coming from a read-model, resulting in a stream of commands that is sent to your write-model.

Pretty basic, but an interesting talk nevertheless.

Expected much more real-life experiences, the things she said all made sense, but the way things were presented were pretty boring.

Great introduction to BDD.