Talk comments

Kyle Schatzle at 12:23 on 9 Apr 2016

Informative talk, cut a little short. Lot of information packed in. Would have liked a break or change in delivery to help engagement and gather my thoughts.

Kyle Schatzle at 12:19 on 9 Apr 2016

Very fun and informative talk. Awesomely useful information.

Anna M. at 11:55 on 9 Apr 2016

Joseph's a very good speaker, and he laid out the whole concept and implementation of OAuth2 in a very understandable way. I appreciated his use of examples breaking it down into concepts that beginners to pros could understand.

Anna M. at 11:52 on 9 Apr 2016

I found this talk very helpful. I had heard a little bit about unit testing but this was perfect to be able to understand how it works. I appreciate it when speakers demo their code, and David showed us how to run tests and get them to fail, pass, and then how you refactor the code.

Anna M. at 11:47 on 9 Apr 2016

I found this talk very helpful! The use of examples and how he laid out the 4 design patterns were very helpful! Joseph is a great speaker and easy to follow.

I left this talk with great ideas on how I can implement the Design Patterns in my code.

Example twitter daemon: https://github.com/tjlytle/daemon-example

A very important topic, and all in all I found the presentation interesting. However, I have two main suggestions. One is quite easy to fix. The code examples in the slides were very difficult to read because of the text size and color scheme. I would have prefered larger text, and (for a projector) a dark-on-light color scheme, rather than a pastel-on-dark.

The second suggestion is to have some more energy on stage. Yes, this is a bit of a fuzzy suggestion, but it makes it easier to pay attention, understand and remember what is being said.

SOLID :-) but seriously, good talk. I especially liked the discussion around working through legacy projects to bring them up to domain projects. I think that's a thing that hits most of us as we often end up in these situations as developers.

Jesse Maxwell at 11:24 on 9 Apr 2016

This was excellent. I appreciated the explanation of the concepts as well as the practical examples of how they would be done.

I agree with some of the previous concerns. I also felt like the talk had a little too much repetition, and it moved a little slow for my liking. Having said that, your presentation skills are great and you're a very energetic speaker, so you can certainly do this. Keep trying!!!