Wow, after a 1.6 version I decided to jump straight to 2.0.
Is it that big of a change? Well, not really, maybe a couple of breaking changes and features. But NMoneys 2.0 is just a side dish, the entrée is… NMoneys.Exchange 1.0.
My head was still spinning from the party of the day before. Not because of heavy drinking of wild partying (there was none of those) but because the stream of unleashed energy that Rob Ashton is. A quiet beer can turn into a heated discussion decorated with jewels such as “Javascript is the f… second coming of The Messiah”. Heretic, yes… but by Jove was funny!
Still pumped up with the positive energy of the dinner with the rest of speakers the day before I walked the short stretch under the rain to be poetically showered in knowledge of the them of the day: testing.
Let’s start with a declaration of intentions. I will do my best to be less bitchy. And less über-critic. In the past I have already complained about my writings over the conferences I have attended so I will do my best to focus more on the content and less about my biased opinion of the speaker.
And no, it is neither because I fear someone else’s opinion about me being on the spotlight nor because is more difficult to criticize someone when you know him a little bit better. Just so you know.
Just two words: W-OW.
It has been an absolute an utter blast being part of this conference. The experience has been way better than last year’s and I suspect that being at the other side of the stage has had a lot to do with the result.
There is nothing like having some time to kill and use a random public computer to crystalize your thoughts in the form of a blog post...
I am heading to Oslo for the Norgewian Developers Conference. I am pretty excited and eager to get my sessions going.
I hope I can make it. No, seriously, I mean it.