slide at 5:53 is way too busy. the audience would try to read the all the words and ignore what he's saying and miss the whole point of this slide. same with many other slides. the talk flow is very confusing, swinging between low level details and high level description without a clear story flow. most of the slides have diagrams with unreadably small fonts. good content. horrible presentation.
Whoever trying to read all the code is just rookie, and therefore is not really suitable for this presentation anyway. Be aware that this one is a second part of the presentation - the first has already been presented in the previous day. Also, most of us won't be able to capture the full presentation, that's why I am so glad they publish all of the content online. We can always wind back and forth.
@@-long- it's not about trying to read code. it's about presentation skill. whoever puts so much info on a slides is just a rookie and therefore not suitable for giving presentation.
![CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]](http://yt3.ggpht.com/txe66EjpkDQQlx_4jDV0yA0PPsww0rqQrFhMpDqagLWN2-EUBBO65IuIyy5tEFVmpI4_RRduzXc=s48-c-k-c0x00ffffff-no-rj)
Interesting project. It would be great to support VMs workloads also.
slide at 5:53 is way too busy. the audience would try to read the all the words and ignore what he's saying and miss the whole point of this slide. same with many other slides. the talk flow is very confusing, swinging between low level details and high level description without a clear story flow. most of the slides have diagrams with unreadably small fonts. good content. horrible presentation.
Whoever trying to read all the code is just rookie, and therefore is not really suitable for this presentation anyway. Be aware that this one is a second part of the presentation - the first has already been presented in the previous day.
Also, most of us won't be able to capture the full presentation, that's why I am so glad they publish all of the content online. We can always wind back and forth.
@@-long- it's not about trying to read code. it's about presentation skill. whoever puts so much info on a slides is just a rookie and therefore not suitable for giving presentation.