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

Concise talk: teaching the process, showing the result. Practical for "rolling your own" or a simple snapshot of general result.

Really useful, showed a bunch us a bunch of different attacks commonly used against sites/servers including a bunch I hadn't thought of. Covered a broad topic very concisely. Could have done with more notes that we could grab a copy of but that's just my personal preference and laziness

Really useful talk, very informative pop quizzes were a bit much for my jet lagged brain at that time in the morning but can't really fault Elizabeth for that.
Subject matter was covered well in a very understandable fashion, thank you

very knowledgeable and un-bias presentation. Presented the facts at hand.

Very informative, but went a little too fast to keep up with the info being shared.

Arne did an excellent job of showing off many common and easy vectors of attacking a web application. He discussed SQL injection, XSS, as well as things like port scanning with nmap. It would have been good to know that it was a beginner level talk but good information was provided and it seems to open a lot of eyes in the packed out room.

Excellent talk that covered some lesser-known, but really cool design patterns. Live coding was much more effective than slides would have been.

Very nicely done presentation. Has me considering using couchdb in future projects.

Good talk for those unfamiliar for Doctrine2. Pace was a little too slow, though.

Great talk. As an intermediate CouchDB user, I learned several new things.