PHPSW: Coding Horror Stories, October 2018
10 Oct 2018
at Runway East: Bristol
Talk comments
I don't know if the text was big enough for people at the back.
Interesting subject, one I haven't really considered before! I liked your use of tone, body language and pace as you spoke, and that you engaged the audience with eye contact and questions.
Live demo at a lightning talk?! Very daring!
There's was a least one tip here that's going to make my life a bit easier.
I'm not sure I understand all your points, like copying the files. Maybe you could go into a little more detail as to the problem you were solving.
Really good to hear someone challenge some of the accepted docker wisdom. I only just kept up as I’m new to docker, but getting on with it is the nature of a lightning talk!
Some really good tips. Definitely some things we need to apply to our project.
Took a minute to get going. Maybe you could come up with a bit of an introduction?
Thanks.
Some great tips and info. Would have liked a longer talk and more info
Loads of great tips, less coding horror, more coding advise but for docker development. Went through the tips quite quickly so would like to have had more time on them and to know the pitfalls of not following the advise.
Confident speaker, clearly knowledgeable about the subject of docker. However there was no ramp up for people in the room who don't know docker so simply went over the head.
The Gist link is impossible to remember without taking a photo, perhaps make a shortcut with bit.ly? Otherwise really good suggestions :)
Love the simplicity of the slides :) lots of information coming through and useful advice. Could be clearer on the problem the solution is solving and maybe add to the slide for future reference. Can feel the experience coming through. Enjoyed that it was also positive and focusing on what to do right rather than what went wrong.
Beautiful slide. Interesting topic. Love stuff on security and how to protect ourselves. Hard to hear as very softly spoken. Happy for this stuff to be shouted so we can all learn.
An actual demo of data as well. Brilliant.