Finally the day I gave the talk is arrived and it’s gone. Going on stage in front a more than 450 talented developers was an astonishing experience. It drove me crazy. My spoken English has limits on its own, but it in front of such crowd I seemed to be a scared 4 years old child.
However, talk was good afterall. Everything went well. Nothing broke during exposure, none of the people were harmed during the talk, no customer ewb applications were broken Internet is still working ( I guess ).
Today it was the first day for railsberry event. Initial keynote by Chad Fowler was truly inspiring.
It was about experiment and embracing the change. A lot of times in my life I do experienced the need of change. Setting small goals and run yourself against status quo is a great living lesson.
I’m too tired, even for rest.
It’s a sunny sunday afternoon here in Cracow and I’m on my hotel room writing this post. This night was almost sleepless so I had the need to recover a bit.
A month ago I opened a “one question only” survey on surveytmonkey.
I asked “Why you don’t make any web application penetration test when I deploy a new web application (or a new feature)?”
I collected 41 answers after advertise the poll on linkedin, facebook and on twitter.
I asked also the Italian Ruby mailinglist that is full of great ruby specialist, startuppers and makers.
Let’s analyse the results
It happens all the time I have to deliver a talk. Some days before my anxiety-meter level goes out of scale.
It will last until slide number 4 when I will recall that all the attack stuff I will show during the speech are not intended to be used by offense.
