Codemotion Rome 2015
27 - 28 Mar 2015
at Dipartimento di Ingegneria - Università Roma 3
Talk comments
Good talk, delivered correctly, but nothing out of the ordinary. No major errors that I could have seen in the content. Maybe Boyan was not sure hwo to answer some of the questions (e.g. about the IDE), but overall it was ok.
Good talk, covering a few aspects of functional programming implemented in non-functional languages. A clever concept! The historical context presented was inspiring and thought provoking. The delivery was superb, all other speakers at the event should take notes on Kevlin's presentation skills.
Disregard the previous rating - it was supposed to be about Kevlin Henney and his "Small is beautiful" keynote.
The IBM keynote was terrible, nothing more than a shameless marketing plug. It was boring, predictable and I don't feel I got anything out of it. It's a shame and a waste of everyone's time.
Excellent keynote. It set the audience in a good state of mind for the whole day. Very inspiring and thought provoking. Excellent delivery too. Top class speaker, it was worth coming to Rome just to see this short presentation.
Excellent keynote. It set the audience in a good state of mind for the whole day. Very inspiring and thought provoking. Excellent delivery too. Top class speaker, it was worth coming to Rome just to see this short presentation.
Good, quite entertaining keynote. Would have been excellent if not for the fact that Kevlin stole the show minutes before.
Great session, great passion, thank you as usual.
The presentation was really enthusiastic and went deeper on the arising bluemix areas. Good job!
Great topic, well exposed!
Christian did a great job. It's a shame the organizers did a really poor job scheduling his talk and the turnout was not as impressive as you could expect. Christian has a very important message that he's putting across. I was completely convinced during this talk, so kudos to the speaker! Great presentation skills to and very impressive use of humour to keep the audience engaged.