great tutorial wish we had more time to look at how the material was implemented in popular frameworks so we could ask questions regarding the methods
Very good presentation. Would have liked to have seen more code and fewer bulleted lists--but I do like Alan's approach and delivery and appreciate his knowledge.
Links from the stuff we used during the talk:
https://github.com/jimbojsb/zendcon-docker
https://github.com/jimbojsb/docker-vm
One of the things I really wanted to do at Zendcon this year was fool around and write some code I don't care about. I didn't realize before this talk that that's a thing people do outside of a hackathon environment. The talk was really interesting and made me want to continue this practice at home. This is nothing against the speaker (he was great) but it would have been nice to have more audience participation in the wrap-ups. I guess that's on us.
Great talk... I learned a lot. Definitely took the mystery out of Docker for me. Would (like others) love to see a "part 2", where we get into using Docker in production environments (for example).
Very nice tutorial showing how to remove some bad practices from your ZF2 application if you've been doing things that way. Showed how to create ViewHelpers as well as cleanup the module.config.php and Module.php files. Only suggestion would be to add the unit tests so that the refactoring (which were multiple steps each across several files) doesn't blow up if you forget a step. It seemed a little like working without a safety net. Following along I missed a couple of spots a few times and would probably have been lost if I weren't very familiar with ZF2 already. Live coding went well and the talk was well done. Thank you.
Was perfect for docker beginners. Thanks
Great presentation