Whisky Web Conference
12 - 14 Apr 2012 at The Hub

Good introduction to Node.js. It made me want to try Node.js.

I loved this talk, gave me a good set of tips for testing the current legacy code that I'm working on.

Very good talk, and very well presented. Had seen it before, but decided to go for it again, to keep those principles fresh on my mind.

Very well delivered. The topic didn't appeal to me that much though.

A great talk after lunch with the sweets and all but I'm not sure what else I got out of it other than a laughter and sugar-rush after lunch.

This talk surely has potential but the timing was simply but horrible and it felt more like a comedy stand up showing and commenting funny pictures rather than getting a message trough - If you combine both I'm sure it would be great.

Great talk content. Presentation style was slightly dry at times. Quite different from a previous talk I'd seen by Sebastian on CI which was engaging throughout.

I really liked the way the commandments were in old English - Nice touch! I definitely need to work on some of these commandments.

Entertaining and enjoyable talk. I don't work with clients so not all applicable to me. Not a complaint though because the description does mention this and I still found the talk useful.

Really like the presentation style.

Really great talk on Open Street Map, a nice overview of the topic. And, I got inspired to map a remote place - So that's success! Presented well with good points :)

Smart and funny keynote that makes total sense in this day and age. One piece of constructive criticism: work more on the flow and look more relaxed. I know you are relaxed, but you need to show you're cool with it.

In essence: good talk, not a typical keynote.