Thumbs up!!!

— Mayur Shetty

A little too marketing-y, but otherwise some good basic info

— Daniel Chen

Some of the best slides I've seen in a while. Was up in running MongoDB at home in no time. Great talk.

— Art Witczak

Pretty good presentation although there were alternatives to his solution.

— Matt Tidmarsh

I was intrigued by what Justin had accomplished. Unfortunately, the talk was way too technical for me. While I do dabble in SQL, I am not the expert that Justin is and I was completely lost during most of it. The speaker undoubtedly is quite an accomplished engineer but I believe his presentation would have been more powerful had he taken into consideration the skill level and interest of his gathered audience.

— Mayank Patel

Jeremy was coherent, precise and insightful. Got a few ideas from the meetup on things I want to try and a couple of things I need to explore to see if its appropriate for our workplace.

— Ramon Carlos

Phenomenal bare bones product/project. What can't you do with it. I understand others asking for more features, but also understand that making things more complex and tightly coupled only complicate things for future use. Take Mysql, now we have Drizzle. Will there be something to fix Gearman if it gets too bloated? I think more event (messages/status) creation would be very good. Some of the people asking for crazy features were just evident ONE-UPPERS. Best thing to do is for users to describe different scenarios in which they use Gearman, from there we can find common base features that would aid in many situations. I would like to thank danga and the Gearman team for providing a very nice tool.

— Geo

Great talk

— John Potter

Content was great

— PAS

Dunno. It was over before I got there @ 7:15

— Jim

Bret was cool. He's got an interesting approach to storing arbitrary data that is only vaguely relational...which describes a lot of webapp data these days. Great event.

— Sarah Mei