Nit-pick: your last slide misidentified this URL (it gave 2250, which was the joind.in for your memcache talk).
The big problem I had was that the all-caps nature of the slides was very confusing - I couldn't tell what was supposed to be capitalized (constants, camel-case names).
Yeah, the link to Joind.in was incorrect :/. I hoped the font would make things a bit more visible, but it has the unfortunate of making everything look upper-case. I guess that experiment didn't work.
Great talk. The pace was just right to introduce you to new stuff, yet not linger on it too long like a class in school. It definitely made me want to look everything up again, and see where I can apply it in my applications.
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Freaking awesome talk. Lots and lots of information, and plenty of new features that many of us have wanted for a while.
Awesome information. Would make for a great book too! I can't wait to get home and try some of this stuff out!
Very, very useful. Especially looking forward to trying mail.log and fileinfo.
Best session so far I have attended, hands down.
First thing: a very, very useful talk.
Nit-pick: your last slide misidentified this URL (it gave 2250, which was the joind.in for your memcache talk).
The big problem I had was that the all-caps nature of the slides was very confusing - I couldn't tell what was supposed to be capitalized (constants, camel-case names).
Thanks!
Great presentation style, plenty of useful pieces of information.
Yeah, the link to Joind.in was incorrect :/. I hoped the font would make things a bit more visible, but it has the unfortunate of making everything look upper-case. I guess that experiment didn't work.
Exelent session with some nice pointers
I wasn't able to attend the whole talk but the part that I did see was great stuff. Very well presented and useful.
Ilia is always an entertaining speaker. Very informative and useful.
Definately one of the best talks I attended
Great talk. The pace was just right to introduce you to new stuff, yet not linger on it too long like a class in school. It definitely made me want to look everything up again, and see where I can apply it in my applications.
One of the best talks at ZendCon 2010. Glad the slides are online because I lost my notes for this session.