Talk comments

A R S at 23:56 on 9 Jun 2018

Good talk with a nice build up from the basics of ASCII to the intricacies and pitfalls of making sure everything in your code will be using the 'holy grail' that is UTF-8. ?

A R S at 23:47 on 9 Jun 2018

Very entertaining talk, good speaker.

A R S at 23:38 on 9 Jun 2018

Interesting take on making models more loosely coupled, but comes with a important down sides that the speaker didn't mention or glossed over. This kind of coupling breaks the 'one source of truth' rule, misconfigured events or outside changes could create invalid data. There is very little preventing (for example) speaker.name and talk.speakerName having different values.

A R S at 23:22 on 9 Jun 2018

Very useful and practical talk. I will certainly be using (advocating the use of) state machines in our development in the near future.

A R S at 23:18 on 9 Jun 2018

Entertaining talk with a lot of sensible "don'ts". Some more focus on the 'do this in stead' could have been helpful.

A R S at 23:01 on 9 Jun 2018

The talk had an interesting bit of history and a good general message, but seemed a bit long-winded in places. The part about New York didn't seem to have a clear message and could (should?) have been skipped in my opinion. This would have made the talk more concise and not go over time.

Frank van Hest at 22:00 on 9 Jun 2018

I left with my head spinning with ideas!

Frank van Hest at 21:59 on 9 Jun 2018

Great talk! We know now where to begin with Gitlab CI

Frank van Hest at 21:57 on 9 Jun 2018

In my opinion the crowd present should have already be aware of the given advice in this talk. It would be great for “beginner” beginners developers.

Frank van Hest at 21:54 on 9 Jun 2018

I’m definitely going to review our existing integration tests if they are decoupled enough. Great talk