ZendCon Europe 2013
18 - 20 Nov 2013
at Marriott Rive Gauche
Talk comments
Great talk and well delivered. Was great to see the current status of Apigility and how it handles some difficulty aspects of REST applications in a *easy* way. Also I really liked what's is coming.
nice insight about what apigility can do. I'm looking forward to learning more of it and implementing it to existing projects
As beginner I am still not sure what it is.
You talked a lot about configuration, but I am stille not clear where to use it.
Great talk, very good as an overview of what you're able to do with vagrant/chef/puppet.
However, as a "for beginner" guide, the talk went a bit fast in the beginning.
To understand the idea, a scheme would be a helpful slide. (understanding of VMs and where vagrant comes in)
maybe some hands-on examples would shed more light too (actually see it in action)
This definately was worth it for me to help improve the way I work on certain projects.
As mentioned, there was too much typing, and some time was lost so certain things may not have been looked at. But making it a hands on workshop, was a great idea. Its easier to understand, when doing things your self, rather than just listen to a demo and lecture.
Found this session to be enriching, the second part concerning the coding practices was more interesting, but I got some new perspectives on many elements of a project cycle / and development.
I now need to practice some of these pointers given ;)
Not easy to summarize a 3 days course into one... You have the expertise for sure, as said : show it!
Few tips : improve english, be more professional (forget your friends disturbing You).
Super important topic but badly prepared. Timing, too much theory, bugs in demo app.
Good stuff, a lot of interesting ideas, but timing wasn't perfect.
Very well-prepared talk that provided just the right information about Apigility to get people interested. Also handled the Q&A very well, given some seemingly contentious questions from a couple of attendees.