Jacopo Romei (09.Oct.2011 at 10:30)
Talk at PHP North West 2011 (English - UK)
For every problem in software development, any solution concerns a good interaction among people. For every excellent software, there we find a team able to communicate proficiently. Social intelligence, communities of expertise, user groups and open source projects are the real engine powering our growth as developers, day by day. Leverage your best: the others.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/3602
Track(s): Track 2
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09.Oct.2011 at 20:55 by Ben Nuttall
Very good confident speaker, enjoyable talk with good points well made. I appreciated the idea of using relevant good practices without feeling the need to stick to a particular ideology. There was an enjoyable atmosphere throughout the room!
10.Oct.2011 at 11:34 by Alex Mace
Good talk given by a confident speaker. The "wandering about" delivery style was good and bad, I liked the informality of it, but I'm not sure saying some of the talk while facing away from the audience is the best approach.
The overall message was great and one I strongly endorse - participation in communities and open source projects makes you a much better developer. Dovetails nicely with Saturday's keynote.
10.Oct.2011 at 14:13 by Stephen Melrose
Engaging talk with great flow. The speaker was worried about his accent, but I had no problems understanding him. Well presented and argued point.
10.Oct.2011 at 23:21 by Richard Tuin
Really inspiring talk. Very engaging too.
I hope it's recorded. Every developer who is not participating in the community need to see this.
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09.Oct.2011 at 20:29 by Dan Rooke
Very good talk, writing code is only part of being a successful developer. In the age of Agile development methodologies, being able to communicate effectively and work in a team is essential.