While I enjoyed your talk, I found your comments and conversation before and after to be far more useful and interesting than much of the talk. I felt all in all that the presentation was heavy on narrative and opinions about various tools but light on actual information, details, and examples of the stack. It seemed more a talk about the business and project management aspects where I was expecting it to be about the development.
I saw this on other talks to, but in yours it stood out -- you obviously had the details I wanted, but I didn't feel like it came out in the presentation.
I would love to see a talk from you about the specifics of how you're using Postgres's JSON features, preferably with some code samples we could run ourselves.
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While I enjoyed your talk, I found your comments and conversation before and after to be far more useful and interesting than much of the talk. I felt all in all that the presentation was heavy on narrative and opinions about various tools but light on actual information, details, and examples of the stack. It seemed more a talk about the business and project management aspects where I was expecting it to be about the development.
I saw this on other talks to, but in yours it stood out -- you obviously had the details I wanted, but I didn't feel like it came out in the presentation.
I would love to see a talk from you about the specifics of how you're using Postgres's JSON features, preferably with some code samples we could run ourselves.