Talk comments

Susan Fung at 09:06 on 25 Apr 2024

I really enjoyed the talk. I will be taking this concepts back to work to use in my code.

Good talk. Nice tips on speed and thinking ahead. Make it work, make it right, make it fast. Spot on.

Really solid talk, even if the voice work was...well, something.

Echoing Ian's sentiments, this talk could easily be re-branded to address all sorts of libraries (not just SDKs).

This is a great topic to dive into. I would like to have seen more problems you solved with your framework. How your framework helped you overcome limitations with bash, or how you were able to leverage a part of bash because you have a framework. Great job overall I enjoyed listening to you talk about it, you have a lot of passion for the topic.

Thanks for the great talk! The presentation was excellent, and the detailed examples were very helpful. I'm definitely planning to incorporate this into my workflow.

Very, very helpful. I will be reviewing these and applying them to my queries.

Greg Fox at 23:12 on 24 Apr 2024

I love the concept, however I wasn't convinced make was the right tool for the job

hunter yeago at 17:35 on 24 Apr 2024

All kinds of great functions and data types here we can use to help improve our application (and not just use arrays for everything).

hunter yeago at 17:34 on 24 Apr 2024

I had never heard of DDD before, and as someone who works directly with the product team it definitely seems like a great way to help get both teams on the same page. Thanks for this!

hunter yeago at 17:30 on 24 Apr 2024

Thanks for the great talk on tools and strategies to implement to help keep our applications manageable. As a junior it gave me a great insight into more strategies that I can use to keep my codebases cleaner and easier for others to work with. Now I just need to convince my bosses to do the same! Haha.