TechCamp Memphis 2014
1 Nov 2014
at Southwest Tennessee Community College - Bornblum Library Complex
Talk comments
Great talk! Very informative on the state of Social Media!
Josh did a good job of explaining why the web is trending towards single page apps and why we might want to use front-end js frameworks like backbone. It helped to see a live demo of a project built with backbone to get an idea of how it works under the hood. 5 beenz.
Daniel did a great job of covering sound 101 before jumping in to the Web Audio API. His introduction to how sound works provided valuable context for the power of this API. Daniel wrapped the talk up with a live demo of the sound API in action which was pretty impressive.
It's always great to hear about lessons learned from project in hindsight, especially considering how tough it can be to share them sometimes. Brad did a great job of recognizing and analyzing mistakes and missed opportunities he experienced first hand. This valuable talk will certainly encourage everyone in the room to think differently about how to approach a startup.
Stephen is very knowledgable about his craft. Presentation content strong. Comfortable with public speaking. Ready to start but need to define audience and understand the ad income better. Prompted my desire to research and call to action. Thanks for the inspiration.
Wonderful slide presentation. Relevant statistical information. Shipping insight spot on. Grant is a very good presenter. Clear and to the point. Would be interested to have Grant host a session on SEO.
Great links and candy corn! Look forward to playing with the Envato marketplace and Adobe After Effects.
Lou's presentation gave good direction on the questions to have answered to direct the website design. Tip of the day: take the custom post types folder outside and above theme folder but still Wordpress content folder.
Great resources for beginning your website.
Appreciate the honest presentation of a personal experience. Brad's presentation was insightful to the real issues and real solutions experienced by startups. Takeaways: marketing is everything and defining who you are and what you do.
Although this turned out to be more of a demonstration than a workshop, it was definitely fun. Rolling robots, talking fruit, chat bots -- definitely the most entertaining talk I saw.
Brittney's insight into the modern world of digital advertising was fascinating, and her presentation was very personable and informative.