I thought the event was very well organized except for spotty wifi but i didn't care because the talks were awesome. I learnt a lot of stuff from every one of the talks as someone who is just dabbling into clojure. Thanks a lot for a great conference. Looking forward to the next one.

Conj was excellent overall. I can only think of little piddly things that weren't perfect, like loud bagpipes and quiet wifi. They pale in comparison to the continuous great talks and really good conversations had with everyone I met. I can also say on the positive side of wifi not working at all, it kept me from attempting to get any work done that I might have tried to do, and made sure I was focused on the conj for the entire two days.

Other than some scheduling issues on my side (which, unless my conspiracy theories about everyone out to get me are true, really wasn't the fault of the conj), I thought it went great. Even the talks that I was worried would end up way over my head (I'm only a casual Clojure programmer at this point) were very interesting. Wifi could have been better, and we were at the point where a bigger room might have helped. I was very surprised at the number of people who attended. I remember when I saw the email about the after party only having 75 spots, I laughed thinking there was no way there would be 75 people even attending, let alone staying around Saturday night.

One of the best technical conferences I have ever attended. Relevance did a great job of organising the conference. Hat tip to Alex Warr for his awesome management skills and sheer style.

The conference ran very well, especially considering it was a first time for the organizers.

Content was A+, most presenters were great. It was nice that there was a single track. I'd stay a day longer next year if it meant keeping a single track again.

Some slides on the 2nd day were hard to read for this color-blind person. I sense that the projector's color rendition was not very accurate. (For the record my problems were with red lettering on dark backgrounds.)

I give the hotel venue a C grade. Not outstanding. I'm the guy who kept turning the conference room temperature up to 70F each time the hotel staff set it to 63F. And it would be nice to have a bigger room. We were tightly packed in there!