Great talk. I would love to have had it continue on and go into more and more detail, but I understand the format requires a time limit. I swear every time I hear a talk about one of these tools specifically I learn something new. This was no exception.
Informative and well presented. Speaker was able to keep the audience's attention and explain his material well. Appreciate that the prepared the slides in advance.
Informative and well presented. Speaker was able to keep the audience's attention and explain his material well. Appreciate that the prepared the slides in advance.
Very good talk, plenty of great examples and very clear on the purpose of PHPSpec. I thought stating at the beginning that the tool is NOT for legacy applications, and that it is geared towards domain driven design was a smart move. I have no real criticism or suggestions on the talk.
Great talk overall. At the beginning it seemed like the pace of speaking was too slow, but there was a very consistent rhythm to it and by the end of it I was really appreciating the winding, deliberate delivery. Great talk.
enjoyed the talk, found the examples clear and easy to follow, and the overall content left me feeling enthusiastic about trying out this tool with future projects.
I especially liked the fact that Ciaran's focus was on the mindsets and attitude behind BDD and PhpSpec, and how decisions were made regarding the code generation. Great talk.
I also attended the Behat tutorial on the first day, and I thought this complemented it well (and vice versa). I really liked your initial diagrams describing what roles the different tools fill, and I thought the progression of the talk was very organic and it made a lot of sense. I got lost for a moment arounds stubs / mocks, but you provided a number of general attributes / definitions that helped. Very helpful and informative!
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Nice overview of phpspec and how it fit in the testing ecosystem. Made me want to try it.
Nice intro to PhpSpec.
Bold choice for the font. :)
Pacing could have been a little more spry. Definitely not a deal breaker, though.
Terrific content.
Thanks for the talk. Thanks for participating in open source.
Great talk, enjoyed the examples and explanations regarding PHPSpecs testing scope.
I also enjoyed how the commands and examples were displayed while going through the progression of the test.
Great talk. I would love to have had it continue on and go into more and more detail, but I understand the format requires a time limit. I swear every time I hear a talk about one of these tools specifically I learn something new. This was no exception.
Informative and well presented. Speaker was able to keep the audience's attention and explain his material well. Appreciate that the prepared the slides in advance.
Informative and well presented. Speaker was able to keep the audience's attention and explain his material well. Appreciate that the prepared the slides in advance.
Very good talk, plenty of great examples and very clear on the purpose of PHPSpec. I thought stating at the beginning that the tool is NOT for legacy applications, and that it is geared towards domain driven design was a smart move. I have no real criticism or suggestions on the talk.
Great talk overall. At the beginning it seemed like the pace of speaking was too slow, but there was a very consistent rhythm to it and by the end of it I was really appreciating the winding, deliberate delivery. Great talk.
enjoyed the talk, found the examples clear and easy to follow, and the overall content left me feeling enthusiastic about trying out this tool with future projects.
I especially liked the fact that Ciaran's focus was on the mindsets and attitude behind BDD and PhpSpec, and how decisions were made regarding the code generation. Great talk.
This was a great talk. I wasn't familiar with PHPSpec before and I learned a lot about how it works.
Great examples, and very informative.
I also attended the Behat tutorial on the first day, and I thought this complemented it well (and vice versa). I really liked your initial diagrams describing what roles the different tools fill, and I thought the progression of the talk was very organic and it made a lot of sense. I got lost for a moment arounds stubs / mocks, but you provided a number of general attributes / definitions that helped. Very helpful and informative!