WordPress REST API hacking
at ZendCon 2016 (19.Oct.2016) | 2 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
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Talks (By Latest Comment)
Date Presented | Last Commented | By Comment | By Name
The enterprise Wor/d/thy/Press
at ZendCon 2016 (18.Oct.2016) | 1 comment | Jeroen van Dijk
Refactoring using Codeception
at PHPAmersfoort November 2014 Meetup (11.Nov.2014) | 4 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
Refactoring using Codeception
at ZendCon 2014 (28.Oct.2014) | 6 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
Liking relevance!
at PHP North East Conference 2014 (18.Mar.2014) | 3 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
Liking relevance
at PHPBenelux meetup Valkenswaard March 2014 (11.Mar.2014) | 5 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
Advanced debugging with PHPStorm and Zend Server
at PFCongres 2013 (14.Sep.2013) | 2 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
To SQL or no(t) SQL
at PHPNW12 (07.Oct.2012) | 17 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
To SQL or No(t)SQL
at PFCongres 2012 (15.Sep.2012) | 16 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
Case study: Socializing the world of travel
at PFCongres 2011 (17.Sep.2011) | 8 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
Varnish, the high performance valhalla?
at PHPBenelux Conference 2011 (29.Jan.2011) | 10 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
Zend Server: Not just a PHP stack
at ZendCon 2014 (29.Oct.2014) | 0 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
REST API hacking
at WordCamp Nederland 2016 (15.Oct.2016) | 0 comments | Jeroen van Dijk
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(17.Sep.2011)
15 Protips for MySQL users
Second time I saw the talk... It was already good, but it became a lot better! Good work!
(17.Sep.2011)
15 Protips for MySQL users
hmmm joind.in doesn't have a delete comment feature yet....?!
(17.Sep.2011)
Let's live inside the browser
Thumbs up Richard! Make it a bit more in depth talk on parts because this is an interesting subject!
(17.Sep.2011)
Introductie van kwaliteitsmanagement - een praktische benadering
First talk ever! Well done.... Hope to see a more in depth one on parts of the presentation.
(17.Sep.2011)
Community works!
For a first time already a good keynote! Maybe one tip.... Less sheets, more descriptive explanations. Some parts it felt as if you were reading the presentation.
(29.Jan.2011)
PHP Through The Eyes Of A Hoster
Nice talk to see the problems a hoster has with the legacy and bling bling of PHP!
(29.Jan.2011)
Geolocation & Maps in PHP
Thanks for the reminder of openstreetmap!
That was just the feature I needed in a project...
For the rest, great examples to show what you can do with the geotools.
Work on the javascripts though! ;)
(29.Jan.2011)
Why Service Oriented Architecture Is A Good Thing
Great talk, but make the architecture overview slide better readable.
Maybe the rest of the slides would be more clear in that case.
(29.Jan.2011)
Designing HTTP Interfaces and RESTful Web Services
Inspiring talk... and saw what Joshua Thijssen did with the info... I totally agree with him!
(29.Jan.2011)
Seeing PHP through a blue azure sky
3 people doesn't work... Too short... To much info to give!
(30.Jan.2011)
Varnish, the high performance valhalla?
Thanks for criticism... I can only agree.... First talk ever and then such an audience and room. Wasn't really expecting that... I hope the info still was good enough!
(30.Mar.2011)
15 Pro-tips for MySQL users
Great new talk by Joshua! Even the first was partly unknown to me... and that should have been the simple one everyone completely knows!
I agree with Stefan that more people should see this!
(30.Mar.2011)
Implementing WebDAV in your PHP application
Finally the chance to meet Evert who had my attention from the early start of this project! Good to see that his initial ideas still stand.
One thing to learn though.... phone...! Sorry Evert for me finding out that you still had it turned on....
(10.May.2011)
Joel test: how we do it
Interesting to see what E-sites does to maintain quality for their clients. Part of the presentation was hard to read as dragonbe also mentioned.
(17.Sep.2011)
MongoDB, een introductie
Leon, you forgot the left side of the room a bit! Most of the time I was looking at your back.
It seemed that you knew your knowledge, so no need to be looking at your own sheets. Otherwise good introduction to MongoDB, but skip the live demo!
(28.Feb.2012)
Your code sucks, let's fix it
Really useful tips for how people can make their code 'even' better! ;) Clear presentation!
(29.Feb.2012)
Conference Speaking 101
Good talk for such type of meetings. Not really a talk that can be held on conferences, but I don't think this is you goal with this talk!
It's maybe an idea to look beyond the PHP/developer type of conferences to see how other communities try to help speakers working on their presentation skills. This would be an addition to this talk for already more experienced speakers.
(01.May.2012)
Improve your software with SOLID code
For a first timer... Well done! Difficult subject to explain. Two tips.. Use a different color scheme for your code (blue on blue didn't work for my eyes) and make the code always as large in size as possible.
(02.May.2012)
How to deal with REST in practice
Hey Joshua,
Good to see this talk evolve from an internal concept to conference ready material. Just skip some information here and there... You try to share to much information on some points. In this case it wasn't any problem, but on conferences you won't get that time!
And no, it is for sure a 301 instead of a 303! ;)
(07.Jun.2012)
Creating Re-usable Modules for Zend Framework 2
I think that my initial research on ZF2 helped me to understand the tutorial better then a newbee. For a newbee, the tutorial might have been to fast paced...
But still well done! And do keep peeping! :)
(09.Jun.2012)
Mashing up JavaScript – Advanced techniques for modern web applications
Well prepared talk! Patching your code while doing the presentation is genious!
I think it's a shame that you only had 45 minutes, because I'd like to have seen some discussion aftwards.
(09.Jun.2012)
ElasticSearch [R]evolution: Welcome
It was clear that your talk needs a longer slot. So much information in just 45 minutes!
Still, with the high pace, you presented the information well!
(09.Jun.2012)
Travis CI - Distributed CI for the masses!
Josh is real entertainer. He even made people dance!
The high level overview of the was a good approach. Sometimes the presentation sounded a bit like a sales pitch though...
Overall good talk about a very promising tool!
(09.Jun.2012)
Cryptography in Zend Framework
Cryptography is a hard subject! This talk isn't for starters if you add some more cryptography in depth concepts to the talk.
It was good to hear about the decisions made for the new Zend\Crypt component.
(09.Jun.2012)
PhoneGap
This talk was clearly not prepared! Continuously searching on a messy desktop while doing an initial PhoneGap project setup.
The abstract said that the performance of PhoneGap would also be discussed but this was not the case.
Really unfortunate... But that creates a lot of room for improvement on this hot topic!
(09.Jun.2012)
Easy mobile development; Appcelerator Titanium
Sometimes a bit messy presentation, due to reusage of tutorial content. But you know your content so well that it wasn't a big problem! Got tons of information and a big incentive to do some research on this tool too!
(20.Jun.2012)
Annotating with Annotations
Impressive talk! Great slides and I learned a lot of new things again.
Do mark this talk as an advanced talk when submitting to conferences. When you don't have a skilled audience, you will loose people while talking I think.
There are some debatable examples in your sheets which I don't know by head anymore, but the whole of the subject seems debatable. :)
(20.Jun.2012)
Building and deploying applications with Phing
First time I saw this talk...
Really a lot of useful information, only brought a bit to enumerative in my opinion. The same information could be incorporated into real use cases where your audience can reflect to.
I think with your consulting experience that shouldn't be of a problem!
Good luck.
(15.Sep.2012)
PostgreSQL, 's werelds meest geavanceerde OS database, maar waarom eigenlijk?
Great type of content, but use less content on the slides. You are losing attention while presenting.
Try to use a pointer next time, because most of the time I was look at your back.
(15.Sep.2012)
Composer: Project Dependency Management for PHP
I have to agree with Hugo. Do some polishment on your slides and any conference wants to have this talk in their schedule
(15.Sep.2012)
Finishing off your project with a layer of Varnish
Very good introduction to Varnish. From your abstract though you would expect a bit more in depth information.
(15.Sep.2012)
Treading the PHPath
Great great great conclusion! Well brought with your personal experience.
(06.Oct.2012)
Developer Experience, API Design and craft skills
Very good mix of technical, UX en soft skill information! Very well brought.
(06.Oct.2012)
PHP 5.4 Features You Will Actually Use
No need to be nervous at all! Well done. No one hassled you with other features, so you brought a great selection of information!
(06.Oct.2012)
Silex, the micro framework
First Silex talk I ever saw. It gave me a very well overview what its capabilities are! Well done.
(16.Nov.2012)
Create a RESTful API
Hey Marc,
This was a well knowledged talk! Very complete on the theory about REST
Try to use everyday examples to explain the theory though. It's very hard to remember what you have told, because it was so much.
Although I like the theoretic talks, most of the listeners want to see code examples. In this case you could add some more headers and raw body content to explain the theory a bit more using examples.
Keep on practicing
(07.Mar.2013)
The importance of secure code
Hello Derk,
Very interesting which triggered a lot of discussion. Points of advice:
- Try to focus the presentation on the expected type of crowd
- Work on timing if you want to give this talk at a conference
(09.Jun.2013)
Uncon: Phing for power users
This talk of your title proves again that even if you are a power user, you can always learn new things. Using internal targets is one of the tricks we will use from tomorrow right away!
(09.Jun.2013)
Uncon: ZF2 for ZF1 devs
For me as ZF1 user this talk gave a good insight which steps to make to start with ZF2. Good scenario examples for both versions.
Try to convert the fact that you criticise into a strength! Because I agree with you... it's not a bad thing.
(09.Jun.2013)
Uncon: Testing with Codeception
From a client and management perspective this talk was really good. I can understand that from a developer perspective the content was a bit shallow. But nevertheless... The talk and product sold itself. I really need to be looking into Codeception!
(14.Sep.2013)
Migrating a Zend Framework application to ZF 2
As you explained on the start, when having experience with both of them you might not learn as much as a beginner. But still you I got new insights! Thank you.
Work on your talking pace though, because at the end there were still interesting subjects which didn't got the attention they deserved!
(14.Sep.2013)
Sassy Stylesheets with SCSS
Hey Kathryn,
Very well explained and structured introduction to SCSS. I think everyone in the room, must have gotten a global understanding how to implement it.
Thanks for sharing!
(14.Sep.2013)
Frontend Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions
Although the talk lacked structure, hence the 'het kwartje viel', the content was very interesting to me as a newbee to SVG.
Keep the humor, but try to bring the content in a more structured way... else people get lost!
Thanks for sharing.
(14.Sep.2013)
PHP Azure, a bright new day
A lot of people are biased over Windows Azure. This talk should people make them reconsider... and it does!
Very interesting subject and I like the fact that you've incorporated the Metro interface into your slides.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
(14.Sep.2013)
Parenting vs. Programming
Creating content within two hours, and sharing it in such a professional way.... the only thing I can say? 5 thumbs up... I will need this information on my new startup! ;)
(20.Mar.2014)
Things I Believe Now That I'm Old
Inspiring keynote that can be given at any tech conference! Good style of presenting... and the pace was perfect as well.
I got the message! Thank you!
(20.Mar.2014)
Anxiety, Depression & Stress in IT
Very interesting talk! The theory is a bit dull information at first, but when the story about your personal situation is added it makes complete sense.
Presenting wise there are still steps to make. There is no need to be nervous about something you can tell by experience. That will definitely make it even more interesting already is.
(20.Mar.2014)
Unleash Postgresql features in your PHP developments.
It's good to see someone so passionate about a technology that you don't hear a lot about in the PHP eco-system.
Watch out though for selling POMM to obvious because sometimes it felt like a sales pitch.
(20.Mar.2014)
Hubot: The hubber that never sleeps.
To prevent the fact that the talk was really short you could have added some 'real' screenshots about Hubot. It doesn't have to be the real deal as in the Github situation, just make it anonymous if possible. Because I expected some of this based on your abstract.
I think it would be beneficial to the cool subject.
Still, thanks for the talk, because I will definitely take a closer look at Hubot now.
(20.Mar.2014)
Stacking the bricks
I can't believe that this was your first talk at a conference. Well prepared slides, good delivery... all natural!
Great job!
(29.Oct.2014)
PHPNG - a new core for PHP7
I guess this was the most advanced talk of the conference. Nothing bad about that, but because of the complex subject, being clear and understandable is a hard requirement.
Keep working on that to get your message across! Apart from that, good explanation of what is being done on the internals of PHP.
(29.Oct.2014)
Mobilizing your development workflow
Doing live demoes is the hardest thing to do when doing a presentation. IF you're doing it... practice, practice, practice and try to rule out any risk you could run into.
The fact that things went wrong made that you could not get your message across unfortunately in my opinion. That's really a pity, because it's absolutely an interesting subject and you have the skills to get the message across!
(30.Oct.2014)
Tuning Nginx and PHP-FPM... The Right Way
Very informative session Evan, spot on on little details and well presented. But can I trust your blog now? Just a joke :)
(30.Oct.2014)
Opening Reception - Sponsored by IBM i
I loved the reception... it gave me the time to interact with sponsors without being bothered by the schedule of talks I'd like to attend.
(30.Oct.2014)
Your code, my tests. Testing legacy code
Very good beginners guide to start testing with PHPUnit. Do emphasize though that unit testing is not about achieving 100% code coverage. There is no value in that.
(30.Oct.2014)
Lexing and Parsing - the Beginner's Guide
You did very well on this though subject! I liked your idea of the finite state machine, but the papers did not create any extra value, because you could not read those. But I know for sure you can pimp that for next time.
(30.Oct.2014)
HAProxy - scale with open source
Damnit... you just created another research todo on my list! Good overview of what you can do with HAProxy. Interesting to hear that you are even replacing BigIP F5's with this solution.... that's an enormous money saver!
(30.Oct.2014)
Designing Service Architectures for the Cloud
The fact that you use a case study, makes it really understandable! Good choice. On top of that I like the fact that you're also explaining the background of SOA as an development approach. Keep on doing that!
(18.Jul.2015)
Composer the right way
Finally got to see this talk! Good confirmation to me that we're doing the right thing.
Clear slides that explain the do's and don'ts of composer.
Although you already have a lot of content, maybe when the slot is longer, you can also explain the additional composer installers do's & don'ts to be feature complete.
(18.Jul.2015)
Down the Rabbit Hole: Lessons Learned combining Career and Community
As I already said to you personally, this story needs to be repeated indefinitely. New generations don't know the 'why' of PHP and it's community. Without your stories, people like me, cannot pass your message along.
Thank you and your father for doing this!
(21.Jul.2015)
Advanced Adventures in Git
Although 'advanced' is relative to the experience one has, it's good to get confirmation one is doing the right thing. Thank you for sharing!
I still wonder what you we're going to tell about in regards to remotes! :)
(23.Oct.2016)
Hypermedia: Why you need it, and why you're doing it wrong
Good speaker. Mike knows what he is talking about! Some examples of the various implementations could help raise the level of understanding of the differences between the various specifications.
(23.Oct.2016)
Be ready For ZF3
Very practical overview of the steps you can take to prepare yourselves for Zend Framework 3! I only have 1 tip... add 'ZF2' and 'ZF3' to the various code examples. That way it's also easy for later reading of the slides.
(23.Oct.2016)
PHP internal architecture
Very insightful talk about the internal architecture! Do mind to be a bit more explanatory sometimes on various parts of the talk. A screenshot from lxr.php.net i.e. would have helped me understand the value of the tool earlier.
Keep up the good work! You're an amazing asset for the PHP community.
(23.Oct.2016)
Containing chaos with Kubernetes
Thank you for sharing this! I have general understanding of containerisation but got the message clearly. Personally I don't know if the demo of creating all the containers for the various PHP applications adds any value to the talk.
(23.Oct.2016)
Bringing modern PHP development to IBM i
The abstract of the talk doesn't match the content of the talk in my opinion. The talk was generally a lot of the best practices in modern PHP development, not so much the process you've went through applying those practices while developing for the IBM i platform. You did start with more focus on that part of the abstract.
Apart from that, good slides and good pace!
(23.Oct.2016)
Debugging effectively
Good speaker and wonderful slides, but indeed as said targeted towards beginners, which was a mismatch for me.
But from every talk you attend you learn something. Thanks for 'kint' Colin!
(23.Oct.2016)
Encryption, authentication, and data integrity in PHP 7
Takeaway of this talk should be... never roll your own encryption!
The detail you show is amazing, although a smaller room would be beneficial for this talk to get some interaction between the speaker and the crowd. This kind of security is key for every application and should be fully understood by everyone.
(17.Nov.2016)
ZF Done Right
Thank you Gary for this tutorial. This was a good refreshing view on the state of Zend Framework and how you should be using it. During the tutorial you gave me the right tools and lots of energy to start the refactoring of an application that exactly has the issues you were showing.
The section about the views is something I'd reconsider for a next time though, that lowered the quality level of the tutorial a bit in my opinion.
(19.Jul.2017)
Disco - A fresh look at DI
Good talk, given the fact that you had this long ride!
Increase the font size of the code samples though..... I'm that old! :) Really had a hard time reading those.
