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5 - 7 Oct 2012 at Mecure Manchester Piccadilly

Unfortunately it felt like this talk was more aimed for business than for developers, as a developer I felt a bit like I wasn't part of it, and it felt not aimed at the crowd and weird to have been chosen as a keynote, as keynotes should generally touch the crowd of the conference, and not only part of it, in this case business owners.

It was however a great talk for the topic that it was - I'm just disappointed that it was the keynote as this does not feel like a keynote talk, not the speakers fault, so I'm still giving it a five-star rating as the talk itself was great and inspirational for the topic it was.

Excellent talks with great points, now that I'm back to work on monday morning, I already changed a few things.... Thanks <3

Wow! This has to be one of the best talks I attended, it was nicely presented I learnt a lot, and I had a laugh even though it was early in the morning my attention was there all along as it was just THAT great! Thanks for good information and experienced that taught me a bit how to go about in my everyday work.

There's not much to say that hasn't been said already so just going to go +1 on Dericks comment ;)

Always nice when a meaty topic with lots of code is well presented. There was a lot of information in the slides which would make a good reference. Perhaps too much for the time allowed but felt engaged throughout.

Great talk, I loved it. There's not much to say that others haven't said already.

Great! I attended this talk to get an idea of what twig is and what it can do, as a project I'll be working on uses twig, this was a GREAT introduction and I got an idea how I will go about with it now, got what I wanted from this talk and it was nicely and clearly presented, I couldn't be happier, thanks! :)

A well presented and enjoyable talk. Having two speakers could have got messy, especially as they switched quite often, but there was a good flow. The slides did their job and didn't get in the way.

Not the most engaging of talks but I did learn good practices for producing documentation explaining why things are done more than that is being done if the code is obvious.

Great talk showed how they faced a problem and worked around it. Gave me a few ideas on how to implement responsive design using javascript to load images to keep the loading time quick across a myriad of devices.