SymfonyLive London 2015
17 - 18 Sep 2015 at QE II

Aligned very well with some of the issues I have experienced, Good to hear some clean solutions to working around the limitations of an ORM.

One of the better talks of the day, great to see Bernhard driving the ecosystem forward looks very promising.

I wasn't expecting much from this but it was the highlight of the conference, really interesting subject matter and great speaker really engaged with the audience.

Very good talk.
He has explained very well the hexagonal architecture!

A great explanation of the different types of messaging and most importantly the scenarios in which you would use each one. Showing popular existing applications against the type of messaging they use really helped understand the use cases for each one (except RMI!).

It was also great to see just how easily you can get this setup and running in the live demo.

The talk was clearly explained and presented. The only thing I would suggest is to make your animated slides have a maximum loop on them, some of the gifs became distracting when left running on the screen.

The visual representation of the problem/solution on some very well built slides, coupled with a strong and accessible speaking style made this talk a real highlight of the conference. I feel I now have a much better understanding of how I'm designing my software and have a visual guide I can follow to ensure my code is architected well.

Fantastic insight and knowledge sharing in this talk. Well presented, a must see for anyone using Doctrine 2

This talk felt really polished and was excellently presented, focusing on what PS7 was, how and why it came about first, and then how to use it and the pitfalls too. I learnt lots in this talk and gained a new understanding of why immutability was important.

I was avoiding PS7 before today because it sounded quite a big change and was scary, now I feel much more comfortable with it and see no reason to get started straight away.