I really liked the presentation. It had a lot of energy, the speaker seemed to be having fun. The examples were simple yet interesting and I learned a few things about the effect of "dead code" when you try looking for it or even removing it.
Absolute highlight of the conference! Love the humour, and the interactive examples to spot redundant php code. Learnt a ton from the the crazy French Canadian Chinese Dutchman!
The hunt for dead code is sometimes seen as a dreadful task, but Damien presented suggestions and warned about common pitfalls in a fun, humorous way.
It was a great talk presented professionally!
Really interesting realizing how code dies over time, and how it becomes exceptionally hard to find. The low level examples on "finding" this dead code was really interesting, but think one should point out how simple it can be using tools like PhpStorm.
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I really liked the presentation. It had a lot of energy, the speaker seemed to be having fun. The examples were simple yet interesting and I learned a few things about the effect of "dead code" when you try looking for it or even removing it.
Great presentation. speaker is engaging.
I really enjoyed Damien's presentation. He filled the room. Will take a lot of the information back to my code.
Very awesome. Great humor too!
Absolute highlight of the conference! Love the humour, and the interactive examples to spot redundant php code. Learnt a ton from the the crazy French Canadian Chinese Dutchman!
Highlight of the conference
Great presentation, good humor and nice and informative
Enjoyed the learning experience :D
Very enjoyable and learn quite a lot.
Thoroughly enjoyed this talk! Great insights and now will be looking for "dead code"
The hunt for dead code is sometimes seen as a dreadful task, but Damien presented suggestions and warned about common pitfalls in a fun, humorous way.
It was a great talk presented professionally!
Really interesting realizing how code dies over time, and how it becomes exceptionally hard to find. The low level examples on "finding" this dead code was really interesting, but think one should point out how simple it can be using tools like PhpStorm.