ZendCon 2013
7 - 10 Oct 2013 at Santa Clara, CA Convention Center

Great talk , a good kick start for us to start playing with vagrant and puppet

Generally a pretty good and informative session, focusing on the Zend Server features which were covered in the keynote demo earlier. It ran a bit short — would have enjoyed the spare time being utilized to go a bit more into the non-Zend-Server side of things.

I loved it. I dont care if a keynote plugs. it raised the awareness of necessity of platform performance and resilience. Also, if google takes notice, then it's a good

Great presenter!

introduction with an overview, and situated in context would have been interesting

As others mentioned, options not using zend server would have been nice, but a zend employee presenting at a zend conference on a subject described as automation using Jenkins and zend server kind of gives that away up front. The process was impressive and even if you don't use zend server I feel like you could take away a lot and introduce those concepts into your own processes and environment. Definitely a nice introduction on the subject at hand.

interesting, the demo was not really necessary.

Sebastian and Stefan were informative and entertaining. They covered issues that can crop up with unit testing that I had never considered. I particularly liked Stefan's example of "how 'bout we just delete this code and see if your unit tests still pass?"

interesting and to the point. Christian keeps an appropriate pace, is entertaining

The presentation was a bit fast and seemed like some items could be more fleshed out. I enjoyed seeing real code samples of the introduced tests, but more background info could be given on some of the principles behind them (i.e. mock objects) - but it was good to see a real example of one being used. The overview was useful.