True North PHP 2016
3 - 5 Nov 2016 at Microsoft Canada

I really enjoyed in this talk while Josh presented us his great experience about using Kanban as methodology in software development.

Very interesting and funny keynote.

After this talk I fully understand how to create websockets in PHP. Speaker gave us very good introduction followed by examples. Try to be less nervous.

This was very good introduction to CQRS/ES. Speaker has covered all the essential aspects of a topic followed by great examples. I also liked TDD approach.

This was really good workshop. I think that workshop like this requires much more time - if we can try to code something it would be even better.

I expected nothing less from Ilia. Like his other insightful talks, this one was full of gotchas and aha moments. I cannot thank him enough for sharing his invaluable knowledge and know-how.

I have never regretted a second listening to Ilia talking about computer-related material in general and security in particular. He is an awesome speaker, knowledgeable software architect, and experienced developer that you can learn so many things from him by listening to his talks.

He definitely knows what he is talking about and I, for one, am so grateful to him for whatever he has generously done for our community so far.

"Conferences allow you to push through your fears and take back with you what will make you better at your job." - Chris Hartjes

Many thanks to Chris Hartjes and Peter Meth for organizing a great conference. I'm leaving the last TrueNorthPHP with tons of takeaways!

CQRS is among those concepts that need to be well-explained to gain buy-in from the audience with varying level of knowledge. Beau, as a seasoned developer, brilliant software architect, and above all an awesome conference speaker did this super-hard job so well, that almost everybody got a good initial understanding of the CQRS. Well done Beau!

Awesome talk on browser performance. Many thanks!