SymfonyCon Lisbon 2018
4 - 8 Dec 2018
at Lisbon Marriott Hotel
Talk comments
Simple, clear, good examples and good pivot to symfony.
It was a talk more than a keynote for me.
Great talk and tool. We can really hear how involved in this project Kévin is, and how much he wants to talk about everything that's been done.
The overly present French accent would probably not have been a problem if Kévin had spoken more slowly. Trying to fit it all in one talk was a challenge which I believe was not overcome.
The first part of the talk is hard to follow, reading files that should be understood by everyone in the room (again, advanced track). I understand how Kévin wants to demonstrate the end to end process of RAD development of an app, but removing the scaffolding would help reducing the content and focus on Panther itself.
Being in the advanced track, it would be interesting to have a deep dive as well. How does it actually work? How is the project launched using the php integrated development server, what about the data persistence, etc?
Great tips and tricks, nothing on the speaker, the delivery is always good with Nicolas anyways :p
My only concern would be that this talk was in the advanced track, and it was mainly about things that are mainstream and documented (while introduced in the last version and not widely used by SF devs yet), which in my opinion should not be branded as advanced.
As a backend developer not often facing frontend web development, I was really interested in this talk, and the beginner level was definitely the right level for me.
Ryan, other than being the right person for this talk due to the fact he basically developed it, is also a very confident speaker who delivers well.
Not going to deep into the tool, he demonstrates how this actually abstract the underlying complexity of the javascript ecosystem.
Awful presentation and very rude and offensive language. Speakers should respect listeners and it's not a humor for me when someone calls junior developers "sh*tty".
The presentation itself was very basic and actually copied from Symfony security docs and it was only introduction part without advanced topics
Loved it, really adapted to the track (which is supposed to be beginner), and demonstrate concepts people should be used to.
I'm sorry to select such a low mark, I've never really been deceived with one of Jordi's talk before.
From my own point of view, the slides were slightly light, and while I do particularly love honest feedback on a topic (which is definitely the case here), I found the delivery not as easy to follow as it could.
Great delivery, though it sounded a bit forced at some point, as if someone was there with a "clap now" banner to help us react to any of the jokes or whatnot included in the presentation.
Regarding the actual content, it was good and it's good to see how things are evolving. Thanking the contributors is a good idea, loved it! I reckon that there's 2000 contributors, so that would probably have been good to thank them again at the same time as specific contributors.
I was expecting more from an advanced level talk - like deeper insights and usage examples.