Plus: very valid and useful points, and actually had a chance to learn a few practical things from folks that use queues with high load environments.
Minus: not really about events, but just about async job handling
Pretty good overview on how to offload tasks from your main web server. To improve the talk I would rather focus on one specific technology and deeply cover the problems you guys ran into (I guess a lot given my experience *g*) or find a better way to compare the different technologies you tested (e.g. when to use which technology). Other than that very well presented, would love to see more presentations from you guys.
Nice talk to get you thinking about asynchronous event processing. I really enjoyed the fact that the presenters showed you how they messed up during the learning process. Could do with making the code easier to read in future but overall a very solid talk.
Actually, It's not suitable for me to rate this talk, because I missed the first few slides, so I don't write about if something came short.
The most interesting part for me was the communication with the queue and the re-queue, because of the experiences they made, their answers to performance and error handling.
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I saw this talk on symfony ug, too. It was again very interesting!
Plus: very valid and useful points, and actually had a chance to learn a few practical things from folks that use queues with high load environments.
Minus: not really about events, but just about async job handling
+ It was very interesting, experience-based presentation.
- Code demonstration was with very small font size.
Pretty good overview on how to offload tasks from your main web server. To improve the talk I would rather focus on one specific technology and deeply cover the problems you guys ran into (I guess a lot given my experience *g*) or find a better way to compare the different technologies you tested (e.g. when to use which technology). Other than that very well presented, would love to see more presentations from you guys.
Nice talk to get you thinking about asynchronous event processing. I really enjoyed the fact that the presenters showed you how they messed up during the learning process. Could do with making the code easier to read in future but overall a very solid talk.
Actually, It's not suitable for me to rate this talk, because I missed the first few slides, so I don't write about if something came short.
The most interesting part for me was the communication with the queue and the re-queue, because of the experiences they made, their answers to performance and error handling.