DomCode 2015
14 Nov 2015 at HKU Utrechts Conservatorium

Entertaining, great for closing out the day.

Great keynote with some ideas that give food for thought.
Not sure if I'll start merging PR's on the spot, but will definitely give it more thought.

Awesome, inspiring closing keynote. Tech is awesome, and Jan showed why. Thanks!

I had no idea what to expect from this talk but was intrigued by the subject. I was not disappointed. Such an awesome and inspiring talk about the use of electronics to get data. The presentation style was engaging. Loved this! Probably the best talk I've seen at DomCode

Interesting talk. Although I had expected the talk to go wider than just Ruby (especially after the intro) it was interesting to see the Ruby stuff. Thanks!

Very good introduction to Docker. I now know what I could or couldn't use Docker for.

I've got quite a bit of experience with open source communities, but I actually got some very good points from this talk about working with contributors and about licensing. Food for thought. Thanks!

A pretty unusual talk for a software conference, focusing more on hardware solutions for the given problem. I found it fun, interesting and a refreshing change of pace. The talk was very easy to follow, which was nice for the time of the day.

Diana is a very good speaker, with just a hint of nervousness in her voice. She made excellent contact with the audience and held our attention for the whole talk.

I think the talk did not really hit the mark as an intro to parser combinators. I had some knowledge of the subject so I could keep up, but I think that people with no prior knowledge probably could not, especially given the number of pretty abstract examples in Haskell.

As a speaker, Stefanie was well understandable, held a good tempo and had a contagiously cheery demeanor. The talk would have benefited from some more preparation, since Stefanie had to read most of the material from the laptop, which decreased the connection to the audience.