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

There were some interesting points here but overall I think this talk lacked focus. I think it could be improved by spending more time looking at the extension and feedback points of ApiPlatform.

Great talk Samuel, it’s definetly something we are going to use in our projects.

That was really fun, such a cool way to end the amazing first day.

Nice presentation and well presented and some fun examples from his previous work experience. His key take-away (do not test everything, only when it brings value) is really something to think about.

A nice way to finish the first day of the conference. Jeremy was a great and funny host and there were very clever questions such as the "composer snippets" and the "elefonts". Thanks!

I liked a lot of things in this talk:

1) Topics were introduced in a ver understandable manner so people who didn't know about them could follow the talk ... but the introductions weren't long enough to bore people who already know that.

2) Each solution was presented with both advantages and disadvantages. Everything was really presented with tradeoffs instead of dogmatism. We miss that in lots of tech talks.

3) There was a lot of work behind the slides: the useful and never annoying animations, the right font sizes (using smaller fonts for unimportant things), the very clear summary slides, the overall design based on form elements (such as using checkboxes as the bullet of lists), etc.

Thanks for this great talk!

At first it looked like a "boring" topic ("local web server") but I loved the way it was presented based on "you have this problem" and then "this is how it's solved with Symfony's new binary + local web server". Straight to the point and fully practical. Loved it.

A good introduction on how doctrine actually works, and some useful tips on reducing the amount of queries to the database.

I am not enough into MongoDB and database drivers to understand all that was said in this talk. But you certainly highlighted some interesting problems and use cases.

Good overview of the different ways to use Symfony forms with rich model entities. We were wondering if/how the rich domain form bundle could fit in a CQRS-scenario, when you have to prefill the form with data from a read model, and submitting the form needs to return a command or command stream.