ZendCon 2016
18 - 21 Oct 2016 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

Talk comments

Robin van Duiven at 16:08 on 18 Oct 2016

Great talk, good background info and nice hands-on bit. Speaker knows a lot about the subject and takes time to answer questions and give insight.

For me, I would like to have the second part (hands-on) longer and a little less background as part of a tutorial, but that might just be a matter of what you want to gain from the talk.

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Scott Crass at 15:57 on 18 Oct 2016

I wandered in towards the end of Joes talk. I wish I'd caught all of it! I'll def. check out his artisan talk.

on All the Laravel things: up and running to making $$

Christian Dube at 15:53 on 18 Oct 2016

Tutorial for the beginners. Clark knows the drill and his session had everything covered.

on PHP dependency management with Composer

Cy Odum at 15:42 on 18 Oct 2016

The presenter's knowledge of the subject seemed very good. The presenter was both well-spoken and understandable at all points during the presentation. The usage of multiple views (bash terminals) on the screen to display various parts of the scripts at work was a fantastic way to give visual representation of the code at work. The presenter was also able to answer any and all questions directed to him.

on Building PHP daemons and long-running processes

Ilya Isakov at 15:39 on 18 Oct 2016

Enjoyed this talk. Thanks for perfectly prepared presentation and examples. The Crawler example probably was redundant.

on Building PHP daemons and long-running processes

James Stormes at 14:19 on 18 Oct 2016

Yes the examples were too fast. Also don't get side lined with ZF2/ZF3 stuff like DI.

on Building APIs with Apigility

Doug Johnson at 14:17 on 18 Oct 2016

Excellent job helping people with issues as they happened, as well as approaching the problem from the base level so people could understand each step from manual commands to docker files to docker composer, etc

on Docker for developers

Gonçalo Durão at 14:15 on 18 Oct 2016

The commands used could have been provided along with the preparation instructions. That way we could follow the implementations without constantly having to request to see the full commands (the terminal windows did not fit the screen, and so parts of the commands would be hidden because of the scrolling)

Other than that, nice workshop.

on Docker for developers

Robin van Duiven at 14:06 on 18 Oct 2016

Great and hands-on talk. Enough interaction with the speaker to get the most out of it. Was nice to be able to do the stuff on my laptop and see results and get the explanation to really know what's going on. Can't wait to go to the 'From Docker to production' talk also!

on Docker for developers