CoderCruise
16 - 23 Jul 2017
at Carnival Dream
Talk comments
Really great talk about a broad topic. I wish I could get the slides.
I really enjoyed this walk through the history of computers. It wasn't what I expected but it was fun.
Leon taught me a lot specifically about ORMs and when it is ok to use them and when it is not. I think there is something for all developers in this talk.
This talk is terrifying and awesome for developers. Adam brings up the importance of being proactive with security during this talk. Really glad I made it to this one.
Really entertaining speaker. I wish I had a bit more experience with React and React Native before attending this talk. I was using Phone Gap before, but after being shown Ignite 2 I am seriously considering the transition to React Native. Thanks for the talk.
Pearl and Abraham were a really great combo when presenting. They had a lot of great back and forth during the presentation which really helped keep me engaged. The material they presented was solid. I think they should split Polymer off into it's own presentation because it did seem a bit rushed in at the end. Aside from that it was great. Thanks for coming and doing the talk.
Julian's talk wasn't technical. I think it is applicable to entrepreneurs from all walks of life not just those looking to work in software. I really enjoyed hearing about the problems he encountered and the lessons he learned on the way.
David did a great job talking about why micro services is a good alternative to the traditional monoliths of the past. I wish he had more time to go into more of the technical side. Thanks for the talk.
Here are some links, you can just close out the dropbox join prompt, and click straight to the download links:
Link to PDF slides: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vbjsje1sj825lmj/coder-cruise-enjoying-software.pdf?dl=0
Link to Recorded presentation: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0vj19qqy4uhv2gn/coder-cruise-enjoying-software.mov?dl=0
Korvin had a really interesting talk on the rubber ducky technique. The best part was after the talk it spawned a conversation of developers sharing shared experiences and some other methods of overcoming developer isolation. The active conversation at the end of the talk made this a great talk to attend. Keep up the good work Korvin.