OpenWest 2015
6 - 9 May 2015 at Utah Valley University

This presentation gave me a good perspective on the interviewer. So many people try to "trick" the person they are interviewing or put them through unnecessary stress. Rob showed us how that's not the best approach and what to do instead.

David, that was a really good talk. Helpful to keep in mind for the future as to what's going to happen to the images.

This was one of my favorite classes at the conference. Rust is an interesting language that has piqued my interest for some time now. Dan presented the topic very well and explained clearly features of the language.

I thought the topic was well presented but I was hoping for more advanced information on how to implement in PHP. I already knew all about the different kinds of vulnerabilities. I would have liked more code samples and discussion on frameworks. But for somebody who is new to security issues, this would have been perfect.

This was a great introduction to Docker for somebody who is just getting started with docker. I liked the presentation and the topic.

I thought this presentation was really great. He obviously knows the topic really well and the slides and layout were well done. As somebody who is just starting to use Git, this hit the spot for me. I'm definitely going to review the slides.

This was okay but was distracted a little by the pacing back and forth in front of the slides.

I think it would have been better to go over the features of Angular and show how to implement them instead of just basically doing a code walk-through of a specific program. It was okay but not super engaging.

I thought some of the information here was useful but the format seemed to wander and some of the information was a little esoteric and things I'll never use.

I really liked this presentation. It was entertaining and presented a lot of information in a short period of time. I'm definitely going to have review the slides to make sure I caught everything.