Good talk keep it up, I would go a bit slower next time add some practical use cases.
Try you have everything open you need and nothing else, will help you to keep calm during presentation.
I liked the subject of your talk: it's interesting for anybody using PHP, not only the Laravel users. You picked a few interesting patters and explained them well. Bonus points for touching on shiny new realtime facades.
Sometimes you were talking a bit fast. Probably because you know the concepts well (and maybe because you were a bit nervous). You could also make it easier for the audience to first give some practical examples before getting into the nitty gritty details of it.
Have fun improving this talk and giving it again at another usergroup or conference.
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Good talk keep it up, I would go a bit slower next time add some practical use cases.
Try you have everything open you need and nothing else, will help you to keep calm during presentation.
Congrats on giving your first ever talk.
I liked the subject of your talk: it's interesting for anybody using PHP, not only the Laravel users. You picked a few interesting patters and explained them well. Bonus points for touching on shiny new realtime facades.
Sometimes you were talking a bit fast. Probably because you know the concepts well (and maybe because you were a bit nervous). You could also make it easier for the audience to first give some practical examples before getting into the nitty gritty details of it.
Have fun improving this talk and giving it again at another usergroup or conference.