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18 - 21 May 2010 at Sheraton Gateway Suites O'Hare Hotel, Rosemont, IL

Excellent and inspiring keynote on the value and difficulty of simplicity. Loved the related quotes from historical figures. Not sure I cared for the introspective/self-answering questions style in which it was presented, but the content itself and Josh's passionate presentation was outstanding.

Ed blew my mind.

Very entertaining and useful talk. I'm going to implement the CSS hidden field when I get back! Of course I'll use the other methods to block the paid 5yo Malaysian boys ;)

Amazing keynote. Encompassed what key values a keynote should have. It was compelling and really got people in the crowd to think. In this case to think about keeping things SIMPLE and to stop over-complicating, but more important perhaps, to stop scoffing our noses at simplicity as being 'bad'.

Great talk Kristina. You clearly demonstrated a deep knowledge of the subject. Loved your modular format and engaging the audience. You appeared a bit nervous, that will go away with practice. I hope to see you at many more events!

I'm a little biased but this was an awesome talk. My only suggestion: stepping people through actual implementations of practical examples of reasonable complexity.

Great talk as always Josh. I was just telling Cal last night that Enterprise="Run it forever" but I didn't realize you were looking for those dirty little secrets :)

Awesome presentation, as always from Ed. Great information and IMO did a great job walking the non-JS coders in the room through TRULY understanding how JS works, and how it's object model is very different (Prototype based) than PHP's (Class based)

Great topic very easily exposed, but i would have liked more details and technical info.

This is, quite simply, the best keynote I've seen at a PHP conference, ever. Well done, Josh.