I love how you presented this talk, like I told you at the meetup I think you're a natural speaker and I'm sure you'd do very well if you decided to pursue that.
You already received a lot of technical feedback, but I would like to add that your talk was indeed a good bird's-eye overview of API development and it was technically strong too. Even if top-notch API developers (or sometimes just very "opinionated" people) might have a lot of technical feedback: don't be discouraged. Everyone is in the road of learning, but in every talk there will be a few people that already know everything you're saying and more. So it's not about making *them* happy: it's about bringing something to *the rest* of the people (usually the majority) who *did* learn something.
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I love how you presented this talk, like I told you at the meetup I think you're a natural speaker and I'm sure you'd do very well if you decided to pursue that.
You already received a lot of technical feedback, but I would like to add that your talk was indeed a good bird's-eye overview of API development and it was technically strong too. Even if top-notch API developers (or sometimes just very "opinionated" people) might have a lot of technical feedback: don't be discouraged. Everyone is in the road of learning, but in every talk there will be a few people that already know everything you're saying and more. So it's not about making *them* happy: it's about bringing something to *the rest* of the people (usually the majority) who *did* learn something.
Anyway, excellent work!