CodeConnexx 2013
7 - 9 Nov 2013
at Hotel Van Der Valk
Talk comments
Very informative presentation. A little bit hard to hear at times since presenting without the mic. Slides were also a little bit boring. Could use more images and real examples etc. and less text.
A good presentation overall. I think it went a little bit too specific on the pen & paper section for my taste. Would have liked some mention about digital note taking tools also and the pros and cons they have in comparison to pen and paper.
Great presentation! Easy to follow code examples, and very interesting topic and concept. Made me want to do some graphics programming again. Also very good and solid presentation style, enjoyed it a lot.
Really good introduction to encryption. Easy to follow and understand.
Really nice talk. Lorna has a great presenting style as always and I really enjoyed this talk. It offered some concrete advice to take away from the talk and implement with your own team.
Very nice presentation. Put a smile on my face many times :) And important message, far too many people take programming too seriously. I had some minor difficulties hearing or understanding at times, but nothing too drastic. Just something to improve upon in the future.
Great ideas in your talk! I think it would help to shorten the use cases of your own projects and talk more about the practical stuff you touched on (such as how to get involved with GitHub and how to tackle personal projects). Tell people how they can start having fun programming right away, so they won't even wait 'till they get home to start their new project!
You clearly have fun in your work as a programmer, but the talk itself was sometimes a bit boring for me.. The animated gifs are fun, but I would suggest to not leave them on the screen while talking, I found them a bit distracting. But at the end, I think you managed to bring a message across: programming is fun!
Also it reminded me of 'De Geit Is Gemolken' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jtnu-T1NdM, Dutch)
Not attended in Person. But slides are awesome.