Dutch PHP Conference 2012
6 - 9 Jun 2012
at Amsterdam RAI
Talk comments
Nice clean presentation and framework, well done.
Great content in the talk and, as always, Matthew is a great presenter. Some of the content was higher level and might have lost some of the more junior devs out there, but it's stuff they should definitely learn more about. Definitely enjoyed.
I wished the fonts would have been working, but there was some good content in there. Mike did a good job presenting an abstract topic like this.
Good introduction to this cool little tool, I liked the chat client idea too :)
Thanks for all the feedback thus far. I will definitely use these tips to improve the talk!
The slides will have the right fonts do please come back and review them if you are interested. And please keep providing feedback, I appreciate it
Great talk, really interesting. Now, time to fix my sucky code...
brilliant talk
Not enough interaction, or not enough tutorial-like session. It was like a talk.
The content was good. Though, I would have appreciated a more thorough/in-depth approach on some on the distributed/parallel processing and supervision of daemon.
NB : I have a C background, so the IPC, sockets, fork, etc... part were already known to me.
This was a good talk - reminded me to take another look at SPL.
Particularly the new data structures as of 5.3 and some of the iterators.
It was a nice overview of SPL.
Some feedback
1. It'd be nice to see some kind of class / method signature on the slide before going to the code on github. This would give more context to the examples and make them easier for me to parse.
2. Use the github line number links to skip directly to the area of interest. You can avoid scrolling large files like this: https://github.com/benwaine/Phabric/blob/master/lib/Phabric/Phabric.php?#L24
3. Use a laser pointer or call the line number to focus audience attention on exactly the right area of the example. Spend more time explaining each implementation even if this means covering less material.
My new hero :)