Ken's talk was applicable to developers of most languages, as he himself noted. It was a great introduction to refactoring.
I liked his presentation style, although the opening humorous slides seemed out of place. I love a bit of humour, or audience interaction, and even do so myself. In this particular instance, it seemed out of place and unconnected to the talk topic.
The main content, however, was a great step-by-step guide to testing and refactoring principles and techniques.
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Ken's talk was applicable to developers of most languages, as he himself noted. It was a great introduction to refactoring.
I liked his presentation style, although the opening humorous slides seemed out of place. I love a bit of humour, or audience interaction, and even do so myself. In this particular instance, it seemed out of place and unconnected to the talk topic.
The main content, however, was a great step-by-step guide to testing and refactoring principles and techniques.