DomCode 2015
14 Nov 2015 at HKU Utrechts Conservatorium

This talk convinced me to try neo4j in a project at work soon. :)
Rik, a very calm and easy-to-listen-to speaker, gave a very real-world demonstration.

I felt that Jurriaan was very thorough in explaining the approach. It's very clear he has a great grasp on the material.

Unfortunately, the talk does require for the listener to know quite a bit of context. I'm new to functional programming and Haskall (and many in the audience, i think) and found that the gap between my frame of reference and the content of the talk made the larger part of the content hard to follow.

It's a pity, because the problem of solving proper error reporting is probably a very relevant one for most of the audience.

Not the first docker talk I've been to, but definitely the most insightful. Great talk.

Excellent introduction that shows how much can be done with only a little data. Only thing I would improve is the use of the word "right", you use it pretty often.

Very well presented, but assumed (IMHO incorrectly) a rather low knowledge level for the audience (conference go-ers know what graph databases are or at least can be taught in 2 instead of 20 mins, and for sure we all know what pagerank is...).

Great in depth talk, almost like a tracer bullet for how Docker works.

Very decent keynote (even though I'd disagree with some parts).

Very interesting talk. Good start of #domcode15.