Jeroen Boersma

Nice introduction to ReactPHP, didn't know what to expect. Some nice insights about how locking can slow down things, the things you can achieve by using ReactPHP. Even took some advice you gave I can already use in existing projects. After your talk I'll definitely am triggered to take a better look. https://github.com/reactphp Some useful feedback, there is a lot going on in your slides. Maybe you can make them a little cleaner. Thanks again for your clear view on ReactPHP.

Nice kickoff for the day, some useful insights.

Loved the talk, skilled speaker! I use docker already, nice to see I'm doing it the right way.

Didn't understand it fully, maybe it covered too much or it could be narrowed down to one subject. Still found some useful information to take home.

Nice talk about basic concepts behind programming, I didn't catch everything(my stupidity perhaps :)). It was high level talk, speaker had enough experience imho.

This talk after Stefanie her talk was a nice continuation. A even deeper dive in the history of logics. It is nice to have a experienced speaker who can tell in a somewhat fun way. Could I catch all, no I didn't, could I catch some, yes I did.

Didn't know anything about this concept. Maybe because it isn't a accepted standard yet. It would be nice that it is coming to browsers in the near future. Good questions from the audience which could be answered correctly.

whoohoo, nice last talk of the day. Jan, you rock. Man, I did have a nice laughs during this talk. Also took some nice insights home about the IoT.

Pascal started of by telling it was the first time he would give this talk. He had speakernotes at hand if he would miss something. The first five minutes Pascal needed his notes, but after that he became one with the story and it became a quite natural talk. Thumbs up for that. There are things to take home and lessons learned I could recognize or fill in from my own experiences in the past. Thanks Pascal, you did well :)

A nice technical talk by Elias explaining the basic idea behind DI. His approach comes with some Magento 2 examples whereby it becomes very clear what it means and how it's implemented.

What can I say; if you hear Magento stuff from first hand. Passioned talk about Magento 2 and why we should stay in it's strong community. And there is a strong community you can make up from the next talks which are presented by the dutch community

I knew it was his first time on stage. So to go up first, for such an audience, he gave a nice talk, kudos!

Thanks for the insights about how we as a developer can help our customers to plan a migration to Magento 2.

`composer --require-dev talk/peterjaap` Clear talk about composer basic usage which you really need to understand if you are gonna work with Magento 2.

Great to see a hosting provider take the lead in testing a new major version to see which best practices they need to apply to get the best out Magento 2. Nice number where aggregated and could be shared. Also for merchants a good talk because it tells why migrating is so important.

As a backend developer I didn't now what to expect for Magento 2. So thanks Arjen for sharing the basic idea behind Magento 2's new CSS compiling(less not sass, maybe in the near future again) and Javascript framework(jquery/requirejs)

In addition to the talk from Sander it was nice to see what we all need to accomplish migrating from Magento 1 -> 2. There are already some thing I've shouted to my customers where they should think about and start of with.

To have a Magento 2 core developer on stage telling all about Magento 2. Creating API's a few lines of code, Dependency Injection, Interception, Service Contracts and having fun doing it, whoohooo. It makes us all wanna dive in and start of developing. Thank you for that.

I was a little late(like 5mins, sorry for that), so didn't catch the kick-off, but could catch up easily. The tutorial was build up perfectly, Michael thought allowed mistakes and supplied a way to get back on track again. The way the tutorial was you could expand your ansible knowledge bit by bit, which made it very clear one was doing. I think I hoped it would have gone a little deeper, but the where a lot of things I learned( the very basics of Ansible), I would recommend to rename the talk to "Vagrant with Ansible" because Vagrant isn't a big part of the talk. Thanks Michael for sharing your knowledge, I would recommend you as a mentor for Ansible!

no problems here, though directions given where a little difficult(for newbies)

A very inspirational talk, it was my first time I saw Cal on stage. As a co-organizer of our local PHP community it was nice to get some first hand experience from one who already knows all about it.

I found it a nice tech talk to start of with, developers do get lazy(including myself, but hey, thats my job, ahum) over time and thats where security risks derive from, also, we are not perfect. It is nice to see that there is a lot one can find out without even knowing the source entirely, I've researched some myself by just Googling in the past. Now Thomas show some stats and gives us insights how we all can make a software a little saver.

It's not about details, it's about how you help each other getting better. Nice insights.

One of the talks wherefore I know I picked the right one. Still find myself rewriting some legacy code. Nice howto's ans approaches from which a few I was familiar with and added some new ones from the talk to my stack. Thanks for that. Also, I didn't know you could do this for a living, I mean seriously, I didn't know...

Definitely a great talk, the only problem was, my brain already took so much information to the day that is was hard to absorb this too. I think it will land in a few days if my brain processed a lot of other information :) Nice insights though about choices one can make for speed and security. Love to read the slides later on to easily catch and read up in my own time.

Bruises for the world (#BFTW)!!!! Best food one could get(I loved the sandwiches). I say; three stalls with fries next year ;) I know I got home late, so it was just fine... Sidenote: Something to think about is a pricelist at the bars for drinks. Make a clear state whereto go, to get some new tickets if you are out of coarse.

MIssed the first talk, so I put something here, I had fun at the coffeebar in the social area.

Really gonna use this everywhere this this year. Good comparison between two methods. (one stills has a choice)

phpunit is one of the tools which is in my stack, so nice too here first hand what's going one and you can expect in the next releases. Sebastian can get distracted easily though, of coarse I love that, it's like looking in a mirror. Gives a extra dimension and additional information. Nice to see that he refers too work of others too. @sebastian, that timer app really needs a test ;)

Never worked with MongoDB, after this talk I might do... Clear explanation about the work these guys do for the PHP community.

Didn't know what to expect, but I'm glad I did go to this talk. It's nice that not so technical talks(but about nice insights) also make it to the conference. I think this was the first time he did the talk, but I can only rate 5 stars, even it was for self reflection/criticism/fun only! I have a lot of respect if one can make a talk with a clear "red wire" so it gets easy to follow the talk. Something one(read me) would act on.

Nice last talk to go to, it was nice to get a clear view on how you can easily look at not so happy core's/apps and apply some simple rules to make them happy again. "If you cannot make it hexagonal, make it octagonal" and it was clear to me why you would do it. So, very nice and simple rules one can immediately can act upon.

Wow, if this is tradition, this is a reason to come back! I love it when not everything goes from a book!

So, I would love to do more with (Unit) Testing in general to make more reliable code. Mutation testing is a next thing to look into, it will maybe painfully point out your misses in code and howto create more and more single responsibility of pieces of code. I love you pacman thingy eating all the slides :) I think it's useful to let people know before attending this talk that some unit testing experience is required or put some other basic example about unit testing in your slides.

Great info about basics and advantages of HHVM & Hack. Learned some great stuff last night. Maybe some more comparison to PHP, but one can find that in the Github examples too. https://github.com/spidfire/hhvm-presentation

Very interesting talk with some nice eye openers. Joshua invites the audience for active interaction to hold everyones attention. It was quiet allover the evening, so people where really thinking about the things. Would recommend to every developer who's starting with Unittests to visit this talk to open your state of mind.

Keep repeating this ;)

Great people stand-up and have something to share in five minutes!

At times, it went quite fast for a lot of information. Easy down a bit to make it easier to follow. * great how you worked around Murphy's :)

Well prepared and good format. Easy to listen too

I didn't fully read the description up front. I hate war and killing, but it happens so good people want to share about it. It kept me thinking the rest of the day about what is going on in this world. Maybe these drones can be used for good instead of bad, nice insights.

Loved it, you could feel Alison enthusiasm thru the hallway. Nice to hear someone talk about security in a lovely way, be straight to the point, no secrets attached. Understandable. As an advice I could recommend to easy down a bit, take your time!

Love to see how kids pick up these days, didn't know any of the shown languages and research behind it. Thanks for these insights, will definitely take a look at some of those

Cool, thanks for the demo's and insights about what is possible for almost no money.

Loved some of the information, nice insights and to the point about what data about you is used and sold by big companies. Next time, leave the "vote for us" at home and you would get a star extra. (it even was against the COC)

W00pw00p!

Nice presentation, make your fontsize in the slides a little bigger and it would be perfect. Cool you can speak with a lot of ease, thanks

Cool topic, we got a whole lot more than we asked for =) Still needs some bits and bites in fitting it in time. The demo afterwards for docker related software was also enjoyable and clarified a lot.

Seeing this talk for the second time in a smaller setting was even better... Good insights, arguments and examples, love how this talk is build, it will still be valid in the near future!