Probably the best "meta" self-improvement talk that I've seen at this years conference. Nice job!
great talk! I was one of the two circles people :D
Great speaker, very knowledgeable about React. He managed to cover React at a higher level while still explaining it well to noobs.
Very knowledgeable and explains things in such a simple manner. I wish I could have had someone explain it like that to me when I started out in the field. I plan on using the speaker's examples when talking to newbies.
Excellent presentation and presentation skills. I loved learning about the `@ticket` annotation to note which bug ticket this test is meant to resolve.
Excellent use of humor in a presentation, too!
Great use of audience participation and humor kept everyone engaged. Even though the speaker had a short amount of time he covered quote a bit of material.
Good intro to automated testing concepts and PHPUnit do's and don'ts.
Coming from a diverse background of experience which includes being a self-taught coder, with a BBA in Management Information Systems, and journalism experience, I had an appreciation for what the speaker had to talk about. As a college instructor, I have concerns about the lack of regulations with boot camps and have known people that have been burned by them. I think having a degree (even non-CS) is beneficial and for those without a CS degree a bootcamp would be a beneficial starting point. The statistics and the comparisons between non-tech jobs and experiences with corresponding tech needs was fascinating. Great speaker that definitely kept your attention.
I enjoyed the covering of diversity during this talk and how it is more than just intrinsic. Definitely an excellent speaker and very motivational. I enjoyed his point on how promoting your best leaders to managers isn't always the best move.
Fantastic speaker, really engaging and excellence reference to older technology and workflows. Bonus points for bringing up the lack of diversity in software. :)