Five Weird Tricks to Become a Better Developer

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Van Belle Jonathan (Grummfy) at 16:55 on 29 Jan 2016

usefull I think. but need times to test it to day to day. adding a tips on communication could helps

Srdjan Vranac at 17:12 on 29 Jan 2016

Very good advices in the talk.

Gary Hockin at 12:22 on 30 Jan 2016

I read the abstract, so I wasn't expecting a technical talk.

Peter Nijssen at 23:05 on 30 Jan 2016

Great talk to see things from a different perspective.

Rob ter Haar at 11:40 on 31 Jan 2016

Most of it obvious but a good overview of soft skills and why they are important!

A very good talk on how to be a better human in general, I enjoyed that it lot.

If I where forced to give an area of improvement, I'd say there is room for "seven weird tricks" - to keep the pace just a little higher.

I really enjoyed this talk.

Miro Svrtan at 23:41 on 31 Jan 2016

Nothing but respect for Jordi. Burning out should probably be #1 in those tips and I applaude him for being brave enough to share some of the problems he had in the past on that subject.

Interesting talk to reflect on your outlook on development. Good guidelines to use when thinking about your own behaviour.

Jeroen Boersma at 12:32 on 1 Feb 2016

It's not about details, it's about how you help each other getting better. Nice insights.

Martin V at 13:10 on 1 Feb 2016

Some people should join this session... ;) I think every conference need some non-technical talks, like this one.

5/5

Loved it. It's good to remind ourselves that being a good (better) developer is not just about technical skills.

James Titcumb at 12:18 on 3 Feb 2016

Great; important points about burnout and empathy made, from someone who has experienced burnout at the hands of a hugely successful project.

Robert Basic at 08:31 on 5 Feb 2016

For me, the best talk of the first day. Everything, from the presentation, to the actual content was just perfect for me.

Scato Eggen at 10:23 on 5 Feb 2016

Entertaining talk with some very good points.

Very inspirational message. I can really relate to making yourself a better person will lead you to be better at your job, whatever that job may be. I did feel the talk could be a bit more structured, a bit more fluent going from one "trick" to the next.