PFCongres 2013
13 - 14 Sep 2013
at Cursus- en vergadercentrum Domstad
Talk comments
Nice to continue the event into the evening/morning *delete as appropriate had several good in-depth discussions, despite the raucous laughter from the group playing CAH! ;)
Always nice to have a chill out time after an event :)
Great talk for a first outing - nice to involve the audience, true to open source principles. The only issue I had was that there were times when the audience didn't have anything to contribute - be prepared to move on more quickly. Initial nerves were overcome well, so take confidence from this experience - on to the next time!
Good talk with a high level of detail - even seasoned developers would have things to take away. Technical difficulties could have been addressed with some pre-talk testing, however given the hitches you handled it well. I think this may have pushed the pace of delivery slightly to high due to related nerves at some points, given the audience is mostly non-native English speaking that could have presented issues. Overall I enjoyed it, especially as I know some of the projects that provided the source scenarios.
Good clear presentation of the benefits of SCSS. Slightly put off by screen only syncing at what appeared to be 800x600. Good to see the related tools and where/why you would use them.
Great to hear the stories and successes and failures, something for everyone in this talk, including how not to do UX ;) Well delivered, good measured pace, enjoyed the talk, despite the (slightly) corny LoTR references.
Good expose of the tools and as an introduction to the subject. Good pace of delivery and kept the audience with you. More advanced users would generally already be further on than this talk, however a good refresh non-the-less.
Good opening video, then lost the plot - needed at least a small amount in English - I still have no idea where the Unconf room was!
Nice keynote!
Fun to hear about how it goes behind the scenes at BNN HQ :)
Generally nice event, though not enough socialisation opportunities. Perhaps in future a couple of beers, 1/2 an hour break, couple more beers etc.? Well done to the brewer for adapting to presenting in English and for providing good in-depth knowledge, enjoyed the beers themselves too - perhaps publish the list for those who were there to find/try them again? Thanks Enrise :)