PHPSW: Chatting Serverless, February 2019
13 Feb 2019 at Runway East: Bristol

Great talk from Rob and very informative. I liked how clear, concise and easy to follow it was although it was more education than entertainment.

Lots of great information with all the areas I'd need covered. Great use case examples and real world example of your usage. The config stuff got a bit thick and difficult to follow but realise why it's there. The summary at the end was really useful particularly the prediction for the future of this technology. Also really appreciate the business case conversation about serverless.

Great introduction to serverless without the media hype it's constantly surrounded by. Will be checking out OpenWhisk, would have loved to see how you could fine grain control over runtimes.

Answered all my questions before the end, loved the highlight of code on the slides line by line, it made it super clear. Nice speaker.

Great idea having a live chat bot. Lots of humour throughout. Interesting topic and an area I'd like to see more of.

I would have preferred more of an in-depth look at chat script. The php and JavaScript code shown was just standard plumbing code and, in my opinion, not that interesting.

Also think again about how best to show some of the things you were showing in the terminal window. It was quite hard to read.

In short, an interesting topic. Keep the start. More chat script please. Think about another way of presenting the other bits so no need for a terminal window.

Really good speaker, could do with some text to go with the beginning of the talk as Luke was a little difficult to hear but very enjoyable :)

Really enjoyable talk, really interesting subject and good use of humour. Might be worth reiterating all the important points Luke made, since he wasn't always the easiest to understand.

Great topic brought over very well with a mix of humour!

Convivial start!
This is fascinating.
Explain the singularity to audience just in case.
Would like subtitles.
Hard to write, focusing on Mark Hamill. Is there a more human sounding voice, for my brain to parse?
You can say the name of the rude language lol.
Love the warnings! Good to see your local server.
I like light mode bg for presenting.
Would have liked more structure in learning how chstscript breaks down sentences and words - maybe even one demo, then a breakdown of the composite parts in slides? Fascinating.
Your speak function is nice to read.
Change TTS to Text To Speech in comments for onlookers.
I don't know if you needed to cover sendMessage().
Man I could have a whole talk on capturing rules!
Thank you so much.

Nice idea, worked really well and was very innovative. Would have been good to have some slides at the start to go along with the facts "Luke" was saying to help reinforce them. The JavaScript examples were not very coherent or well planned, would be easier to understand with some conceptual slides explaining the ideas with very trimmed down code for people to follow the principals. Really good examples of API connections, demonstrates the power of chatscript and bots really well.