ZendCon 2017
23 - 26 Oct 2017
at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Talk comments
A very good talk. I'd prefer he'd spent less time on tokenization principles, as "how this works" is not necessarily relevant to "What it can do for me" - and I would have liked to see more examples of how static analysis tools could help enforce coding standards, et al. Still, he was pretty thorough at setting up the goals for this and made me curious to follow it further.
Very interesting and filled with many examples
The talk was interesting with a lot of valid points.
The only problem is that the subject is a bit of a religion question. There are pros and cons so everyone need to decide for themselves if middleware is the way to go.
Great points on how to talk clients into a gradual upgrade process and outlining How to go about it in a cross-compatible way. Could have used a little more content and possibly some additional technical pointers.
Great overview of the current state of tools and hints at what might be the best focuses for your project(s). Would have been nice to see setting some of these up for automated use as well.
As a php newbie, I knew I wasn't ready to take the test, but this session really helped me a) know what type of questions to expect and b) know what aspects (functions, concepts) of php are "important". Presumably, what is important to the test, are the important skills, knowledge that I'll need to be a good php developer.
Good discussion
Cool talk. I enjoyed the history behind the middleware standards we're about to all start using. Don't really have anything constructive to suggest for improvement; but the subject matter isn't super exciting or inspiring for me personally. Still, you kept my interest with the talk. Would recommend others hear the talk!
Solid presentation of why we need it.
Informative and in my case provided some good insight into choosing a license that will not cause problems down the road.