Enjoyed this talk and thought the example code were well presented and explained. Also though the use of decorators was an interested way to solve the problem of having to check for returned values.
Really enjoyed the talk—great explanations for the reasoning to use password_hash and how to use his PasswordValidator library to easily implement in to an application.
As I mentioned to you last night, I'm stuck with phpass for the timebeing, but I still felt like I got a lot out of the talk. For one thing, I'd never have considered decorators as a solution to the returned values problem.
My one suggestion would be to actually wear shoes next time.
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Enjoyed this talk and thought the example code were well presented and explained. Also though the use of decorators was an interested way to solve the problem of having to check for returned values.
The talk was excellent. Added a whole new slew of things for me to care about in the future.
Really enjoyed the talk—great explanations for the reasoning to use password_hash and how to use his PasswordValidator library to easily implement in to an application.
As I mentioned to you last night, I'm stuck with phpass for the timebeing, but I still felt like I got a lot out of the talk. For one thing, I'd never have considered decorators as a solution to the returned values problem.
My one suggestion would be to actually wear shoes next time.