Open Source Developers' Conference 2014
4 - 7 Nov 2014 at Griffith University

What a great talk, Steve makes presenting seem so effortless...
Lots of practical examples.
Although I really enjoyed the talk, from the description I expected more of a technical toolchain talk, the cons and pros, and possibly how to use them. Don't get me wrong, the talk was more than excellent, just different than expected.

Really enjoyed the talk, as it was more focused on current 'people issues' than the technical side. For the next time: There is absolutely no need to excuse yourself as if you aren't an expert. The talk clearly showed you are :)

Entertaining talk for a great idea. Good mix of code and demonstration, although a back-up video for a working demo would be a good plan.

Nice to hear the current Python status. I would have liked to hear more on the current issues (eg. egg vs wheel) and what the problems are 'that need fixing'.

Great historical discussion of unicode and Python's challenges with it. Good to see how these things are being dealt with. Ran over-time but well received.

Great historical discussion of unicode and Python's challenges with it. Good to see how these things are being dealt with. Ran over-time but well received.

Informative and good discussions. Being told that the presenter was able to reproduce the "cold boot" method was very impressive, yet scary, but reenforcing the necessity for encryption.

Good coverage of asynchronicity and a slightly scary coverage of the hoops to jump through to achieve it in PHP (not that it's much easier in some other languages).