PHPSW: The Final Pipeline, November 2017
8 Nov 2017
at BaseKit
Talk comments
Interesting topic for the talk, I felt that this was more of an overview, so a live working example would have been good to see. I felt that the presentation needed a bit of a polish, but it was good talking points, I will be looking up some stuff from your slides. I was at the front so I could read the writing, but I can see what Michael was saying in terms of font size. Looking forward to the next talk
Great talk, really enjoyed the pace and examples. Gave me food for thought. I felt the Q&A turned into a bit of a debate rather than Q&A, but that’s not really about the talk itself!! Can’t think of anything bad about the actual talk itself, good job! :-)
Thanks for the feedback.
That indeed makes it worthy to come again to PHPSW, and indeed is an huge plus to come!
I will take into account the feedback (both this and the verbal ones) into future talks.
Brilliant! I Enjoyed this talk. It was well prepared and aimed to different level of developers. I hope we can hear more talk from Stu
Very top level, would of been good to see a live demo but good introduction to pipelines and Jenkins 2
Very interesting talk. Lots of information onscreen throughout. Glad to hear it's hosted on git. Interested to investigate for personal use.
Very informative. Possibly a few too many questions to the audience though. Felt a bit of a trap going through every single option onscreen when the correct answers had already been supplied.
Unable to see the information on the slides because the font was too small and I felt the talk was not very polished and presentation needed more work.
Interesting topic, but perhaps a bit too much audience interaction. Not many people could answer the questions as it takes a while to get your head around it!
Having said that I now feel like I know when to use final and why, so I could join in more next time round.
Possible small improvement, at the end ask 'any questions' first, and only use the 'discussion provoking questions' you directed at the audience if the audience doesn't come up with their own questions unprovoked. I guess that is needed at some user groups, but other groups are good at asking questions.