[OSDC Israel] feedbacks from the conference

[Roman Yakovenko]

On 3/2/06, Gabor Szabo <szabgab at gmail.com> wrote:

May by you need to create some form with question users will answer?
It could be even online, with option to anonymous users.

> Please don't just go back to your daily work. Take the time to write a
> few senteces about
> the conference. Speakers want to know what did you think about their talks,
> organizers would like to know what do you think about the
> organization, the place,
> the schedule, the food, whatever.
> How would you improve things?

Personally I enjoyed a lot, but I think that few speakers did not
prepare their talks.
They do have some slides, even good ones, but they did not transferred very well
their knowledge\experience. They just did not.

I hope I was not one them, but you are welcome to critique.

I think that this could be improved a lot. For example I enjoyed from
talks about Python
and other languages ( language binding ).

1. It was concentrated in schedule.
2. It was well prepared.

I think that for future conference it is a must for speakers to
present their lectures
to documentation manager and to few other people, before the lecture
itself in 10 minutes.

>It will be very important to see what did you learn that helped you in
>the daily work.

Not a lot, but I saw people who actually use multi-language
development. And this
is very important.

> I am sure there were many people who learned new techniques that helps
> their company save money within weeks. I would like to get these stories.

Hey, I've got 2 job offers :-), but I will stay in my current.

Thanks for all people who prepared this conference.

--
Roman Yakovenko
C++ Python language binding
http://www.language-binding.net/