TDD with Codeception and Laravel - PHP-Zwolle
31 Aug 2016
at Made by Mouses
Talk comments
Great talk, Well explained and enjoyable to listen to.
CHillion has a unique way of explaining stuff to other people but never forget's that other people may not be that well informed.
Chilion's showed me how we could implement a whole multiple types of test with 1 testing framework. His talk was enjoyable and informal. Sometimes it became a bit to informal when other people started talking while he was presenting.
Good talk about a interesting subject, learned a lot from it. Look forward to next time!
Good talk, interesting subject! . Next time less text on screen ;)
A nice talk with valued added information. I agree with johannes for the improvements. Keep your answers short on questions. Go in discussion after the talk. I enjoyed it.
Quite enjoyable talk, pretty decent for a first-time speaker. Good mixture of high-level/low-level information. Improvements you could/should make:
- when showing code an overview of the whole class is fine, but after that show only the bits you're talking about and leave the rest out so that it's easier to follow along.
- the same for the configuration bits, when there's only a few lines that need modifying show an overview of the before state, highlight the lines that need modifying and then show them singled out one by one.
- maybe add a bit more detail about what everything is and does, not everybody has experience with all tools mentioned. I for one knew Codeception as in "it's a testing tool" but since I don't have any experience with it didn't knew whether it was some form of remote tool or a locally installed library of sorts.
- and when allowing questions during the talk be shure to keep those short and spiffy; to put it bluntly i'm there for your talk and not their questions.
Quite a good talker, for what I have seen from him, he makes the talk playable and easy to engage. He actually tries to make you think.A good person to have if you need a good talker. He really loves to gets his point across in a positive way. To show his side of the story.