Whew! Worthy of a 90 minute talk, covered lucidly in 30 minutes. Nice job!

Link, Zelda and Nintendo stuff on the screen... AWESOME! Great mobile development content to go with it even better :D

very entertaining presenter with some great ideas! Please have him teach all the others how to present. :)

I upped my "Content" ranking after going-through the slide-deck at home. It all came-together very nicely in hindsight.

Couple of comments for next time: - Easy fix: the podium was always, and the speaker was often, in the line-of-sight of the screen for those seated far-right.

• Easy fix: upload the slides -- such as they are -- just before the presentation. You can always update them later. Following the code on a laptop really helps attendees and, moreover, keeps them off Twitter which, on balance, is no bad thing.

• Suggestion: Speaker was forthcoming about the total absence of load testing or scaling on the concept. But don't say "we haven't seen performance issues with this or that" but rather say "this certainly could bite-us at-scale, here's how, and here's a few things we could do in response to that" or even better, ask the audience "no issues yet, but anybody have suggestions to scale this?"

Thanks for all the feedback and keep it coming. In regards to posting slides ahead, I'll never do that. I feel as though that would be like reading the end of a book first. I could however post all the code samples before.

Fast, efficient, and totally on target. Came away with more than i thought i'd even understand :) Rocked it!