Talk comments

Leslie Smith at 15:52 on 9 Apr 2016

Funny presentation. Shared some useful tools and ways to use them.

Chris at 15:51 on 9 Apr 2016

When the pre-existing plans do not work, the steps outlined should help dramatically: Stop. Make a plan. Have someone run interference. Fix the problem. Automate the it away. Add a note to include more source code when telling the story.

Kidding about that last part.

Colin O'Dell at 15:51 on 9 Apr 2016

Fantastic talk! I almost forgot it wasn't the keynote.

(I also loved the slide typography and use of Oxford commas)

Dave Pooser at 15:50 on 9 Apr 2016

This was a great talk for me today; if I had a time machine and could drag my 10-years-younger self to this it would have been life-changing.

Tim Lytle at 15:47 on 9 Apr 2016

Great talk on both dealing with technical problems, and communication problems. Could be a keynote. Very polished delivery.

Jason Goodman at 15:46 on 9 Apr 2016

Went in with no expectations, came out really enjoying the talk. Thanks!

Great automated example of how to clean up code.

Chris at 15:05 on 9 Apr 2016

Great challenge to the common use of explicit loops in our interpreted languages. +1 for anticipating my question about performance.

Shawn Stratton at 15:03 on 9 Apr 2016

Awesome coverage of the subject of pushing change from the ground up. Well focused on the core audience with expert delivery.

Tim Lytle at 15:02 on 9 Apr 2016

Terrifying. Also, the topics Keith brought up were a bit frightening too.