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It is funny because at least for me personally, it is the other way around. I am most interested in deeper technical talks (or cool lightning talks that broade
by glogla 3y ago
It is funny because at least for me personally, it is the other way around.
I am most interested in deeper technical talks (or cool lightning talks that broaden my horizons) and keynotes often feel like highlevel generic talks that are very skippable - often aimed at CTOs and not engineers. Also, "prominent spot in the morning" is exactly the opposite for me as well, because conferences are all about networking and evening networking means hangover ...
- irjustin 3y agoIn that sense I loved the Ruby conferences where the keynote was commonly matz or tenderlove talking about some crazy deep problem ruby was tackling about memory, jit, or speed tradeoffs. Sadly haven't been to one in years since they haven't come back to SG