Unfortunate that the presentations were often cut short when the speakers had more to share, although part of the problem was lack of editing on the part of some very enthusiastic individiuals. Overall, very exciting and educational to hear about everything from culturally transformative technical innovations to more lighthearted engines of silliness.

Amazing, inspiring to see so many 'creative coders' come together and share knowledge and projects. Thank you!

I think the moderators really need to work the agenda out better with the speakers. It seems that some of the presenters really didn't have a 'single' demo of any one focus and instead showed their entire portfolio. While there was a lot of impressive stuff, it's too much for the audience to absorb. For the AR speakers - seriously... rehearse your presentation beforehand. Presentation skills go a long way to telling a good story, and the night kinda started off downhill with the way you bombed it. Your work was impressive, but just you did not package it up into a nice narrative. For the moderators, seriously, you gotta cut a person's show after the allotted presentation time. Presenters will keep going on and on if you let em. As always, Jer Thorpe and Theo Watson delivered great presentations. Really nice work by Luke Dubois as well.

Great to hear so many cool projects from cool folk. Wish they knew what "10 minutes" meant though...heh.