Friday I went to the 'Aristotle and the art of software development' session which was very good. No code but more about being philosophical through the eyes of Aristotle, Kant, and Mill and what that has in common with being a software developer.
Great session from Nathaniel Talbott.
This session could be applied to everything that people want to excel in, and the fears that come along with it. Here it's about programming of course so the audience was asked what they feared about the app. All kinds of answers. Code base in general, deployment, sloppy testing or no tests at all. What about security, or testing your code in different browsers. People were very honest about it.
I had my lunch at the pool and after that I had a budweiser. I am gonna be totally honest here because I just couldn't get my ass back inside a conference room because the weather was to good.
This one is gonna be short. Slept in and I was way to preoccupied with my whole skydyving endeavor so I went to Zephyrhills to find the drop zone and a place to stay.
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