MidCamp 2015 MidWest Drupal Camp
19 - 22 Mar 2015
at UIC
Talk comments
Very entertaining presentation style, lots of humor is appreciated. small code examples didn't work out too well, but otherwise, great topic and presentation!
very knowledgable and well spoken presenter.
code examples definitely need to be bigger.
Great scenarios without getting too technical, while still making some great technical and general recommendations. Engaging and knowledgeable presenter!
This was a good talk that make everyone feel good, WordPress, Symfony, Backdrop, and Drupal people.
Some of the content was difficult to understand. It would have helped if the speaker had talked slower and more clearly.
I think adding another 5-10 minutes talking about the technical modern improvements to php 5, and upcoming in php 7 would additionally strengthen this talk.
fantastic. the way the speaker described the images on the screen was great, both for people who could not see them, and to help expand on the point of what was being discussed.
I learned several things, and came away with action I could take right away to improve both volunteer and work teams.
Such fun! I love a good interactive talk like this. Audience participation was great. It was a good problem. I really enjoyed this talk. My second favorite from the whole camp.
Some technical issues, but heck yeah! More TDD in Drupal, please! D8 takes away many of the barriers, but [insert rant about Drupal dev here].
Agreed with some other reviews that this wasn't really a beginner session, and there was a problem with legibility of the slides and demos. Still a decent overview of build automation in general with specifics in Grunt.
The phrase 'Reverse-Sisyphus Problem' makes it all worthwhile. But generally a good overview of moving a module from D7 to D8. Tess is an energetic presenter and involved the whole audience. With some handout materials this could be a training.
Great topic and well performed live Demo! Maybe could've given more of an introduction to the topic & tools used.