As Kresimir pointed out the main target audience were back-end developers dabbling in front-end. As a part of the targeted group I found the talk useful and entertaining.
As a backend developer blessed with not touching frontend that much, it was really great talk to hear what is new in the world of frontend. And using a meme generator with all of those options was a very simple yet funny and interesting way of showing so many different features!
If only everyone would take this approach to teaching and showing stuff ...
This talk had only about 50% of my attention because I was the next speaker. Regardless, I liked the flow of the talk, and particularly enjoyed the "meme me" puns :-) Will definitely rewatch once it's online.
Very entertaining and useful talk. Nice presentation skills, but all that show (white coat/ steampunk glasses, meeh) maybe too much for me. Me.me.. me. Anyway, it was cool.
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As Kresimir pointed out the main target audience were back-end developers dabbling in front-end. As a part of the targeted group I found the talk useful and entertaining.
As a backend developer, this talk was addressed to me, and I really enjoyed it
As a backend developer blessed with not touching frontend that much, it was really great talk to hear what is new in the world of frontend. And using a meme generator with all of those options was a very simple yet funny and interesting way of showing so many different features!
If only everyone would take this approach to teaching and showing stuff ...
This talk had only about 50% of my attention because I was the next speaker. Regardless, I liked the flow of the talk, and particularly enjoyed the "meme me" puns :-) Will definitely rewatch once it's online.
Below standard. It made the next speaker look even more impressive.
Very entertaining and useful talk. Nice presentation skills, but all that show (white coat/ steampunk glasses, meeh) maybe too much for me. Me.me.. me. Anyway, it was cool.