Bringing the Symfony Components into your Legacy Code

Generally a good talk. Lots of code and not easy to follow if you don't know Symphony. Using the slides and symphony docs may help me understand better.

Generally a good talk. Lots of code and not easy to follow if you don't know Symphony. Using the slides and symphony docs may help me understand better.

Interesting talk. Maybe less code examples would have helped, but in every case it was inspiring and gave me some good ideas to implement.

Thanks

Some really interesting ideas and nice to follow the process on a real project. Was a bit rushed towards the end due to lack of time, shame the section on forms got missed.

Good talk IF you're familiar with Symfony. I could imagine this being too much for anyone not already familiar with Symfony.

Good talk, and it's obvious Hugo knows his stuff, definitely more for those already familiar with Symfony.

The talk was a bit rushed at the end, and maybe needs tweaked a bit to better work within the time allocated.

A difficult subject delivered by an obviously knowledgable speaker.

Very thought provoking and provided a good insight into a messy subject. I'm not sure the allotted time would ever be enough to cover this subject. Though Hugo did a good job cramming as much in as possible - this may have hinder those less experienced attendees.

Interesting talk, I was hoping to learn as a non-Symphony user how I could use the components on non-Symphony projects and this did help me with that.

Very well presented important subject matter.
There may come a time when I need to use Symfony components within legacy applications, but what I learned the most was how Symfony itself uses its components.
As I use Symfony day to day, this proved to of great value.