I had seen one of the earlier adaptations of this talk, and it was quite different and a bit more chaotic than the current version. The version presented here, was clean, very well thought out and straight to the point. Michelangelo does a great job at explaining the problem, and guiding us through the thought process of iteratively improving on the speed at which the unit tests run. He could hit home a bit harder, because it took some time for the audience to 'get' how awesome it is to run your tests in parallel in throw-away containers. Other than that a well presented talk.
I had seen one of the earlier adaptations of this talk, and it was quite different and a bit more chaotic than the current version. The version presented here, was clean, very well thought out and straight to the point. Michelangelo does a great job at explaining the problem, and guiding us through the thought process of iteratively improving on the speed at which the unit tests run. He could hit home a bit harder, because it took some time for the audience to 'get' how awesome it is to run your tests in parallel in throw-away containers. Other than that a well presented talk.