ZendCon 2011
17 - 20 Oct 2011 at Santa Clara Convention Center

Talk comments

Scott Mattocks at 17:10 on 19 Oct 2011

You mentioned that you migt stop giving this talk. Please don't. There are still a lot of people who need to hear the SPL goodness message.

on Using SPL Tools in Your Code.

Thomas Hunter at 16:59 on 19 Oct 2011

Good presentation, I liked how you went out to real world projects and showed real usage of the different SPL components.

on Using SPL Tools in Your Code.

David Stockton at 16:56 on 19 Oct 2011

Was hoping to see more in the way of actual use cases and less of the start with intro to crypto. The session code looked interesting but it's hard to study and follow when large chunks of code are on slides. Hopefully it will be available to look at and digest.

on Cryptography in PHP: Use Cases

Bobby Edge at 16:55 on 19 Oct 2011

One of my favorite breakouts. Thanks for all the great information. I feel much more enabled to begin developing some Flex apps for fun at least. Great job.

on Intro to Flex

Anonymous at 16:54 on 19 Oct 2011

I plan on implementing what I learned upon returning back home. I am happy to know there is some support out there for modular use of ZF. Your understanding of caching and explanation of the definite need for it to optimizing a site holds true regardless of whether it is ZF or not. Good job.

on Optimizing Zend Framework for use on High Traffic Volume Web Sites

Zachary Burnham at 16:53 on 19 Oct 2011

I found the omission of public key cryptography to be very curious. Any system that doesn't give you the tools to decrypt data even if you own the server that the encrypted data is stored on seems to me to be a much better one than any symmetric encryption.

on Cryptography in PHP: Use Cases

Bobby Edge at 16:51 on 19 Oct 2011

Excellent speaker with great information and entry level explanation of jQuery Mobile. I am now enabled to begin developing. Thanks!

on jQuery Mobile: For Fun and Profit

Gwendolyn Warfield at 16:47 on 19 Oct 2011

It was a good general overview of the tools available. It felt like a review of tools more than a talk of how to profile; a list of products out there and what they looked like. It would have been great to have gone through a simple project and profiled it, using some of the tools explained. Through that process, brief jaunts showing some of the other or similar tools, would have been great. So all in all, helpful to see what tools are out there, but could have also seen some procedure.

Thanks!

on Profiling PHP Applications

Tom Van Herreweghe at 16:20 on 19 Oct 2011

A freight train of information. I could probably listen for hours without getting bored. Nice examples and some clever techniques.

on Under the Hood