The slides were fun and the content was good, but the presentation as a whole seemed a little unfocused. You made very valid points about the need for framework-independence in business logic code, and helped me understand EBI concepts.
The talk was very entertaining! The speakers seemed to interact well with each other for the most part. Overall it sort of felt like two talks and touched on both some very simple and some very advanced topics.
The Silex specific stuff was so advanced it would be hard for anyone to follow who hadn't worked in it quite a bit. I'd only used about 1/2 to 3/4 of that functionality and I was still a little lost.
The EBI stuff was super interested and probably could have been a topic to itself. Also: kitten butchery.
The "framework is an implementation detail" aspects were kind of exciting and I liked the mini intro to Behat.
I think leaving out Silex entirely (or not focussed on it so much as actually the implementation part) would have maybe been a little better? The fact that the Silex implementation details were so advanced made it seem even more complicated than it needed to be.
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Inspiring talk and very well presented! Loved the slides.
Awesome talk. Love the slides and the breakdown of code. The behat usage is very interesting as well.
The slides were fun and the content was good, but the presentation as a whole seemed a little unfocused. You made very valid points about the need for framework-independence in business logic code, and helped me understand EBI concepts.
The talk was very entertaining! The speakers seemed to interact well with each other for the most part. Overall it sort of felt like two talks and touched on both some very simple and some very advanced topics.
The Silex specific stuff was so advanced it would be hard for anyone to follow who hadn't worked in it quite a bit. I'd only used about 1/2 to 3/4 of that functionality and I was still a little lost.
The EBI stuff was super interested and probably could have been a topic to itself. Also: kitten butchery.
The "framework is an implementation detail" aspects were kind of exciting and I liked the mini intro to Behat.
I think leaving out Silex entirely (or not focussed on it so much as actually the implementation part) would have maybe been a little better? The fact that the Silex implementation details were so advanced made it seem even more complicated than it needed to be.
Nice work!