Survey results from my DrupalCon Europe session (Test-Driven Drupal)

In December I gave a talk at DrupalCon Europe on automated testing and test-driven development in Drupal. At the end of each session, the attendees were shown a survey to complete and the results have just been released to the speakers.

Here are the results from my session, and I've included the screenshot of the graphs at the bottom of this post. I'd like to thank everyone who attended the session live, and those who left valuable feedback afterward.

If you want to see the slides and video for that session, click the link above to see the embedded slides and video.

Survey results

Attendance: 134

Did the session description accurately represent the content presented?

Yes - 96.8%

No - 3.2%

Total survey responses: 62

Overall, how would you rate this session?

5 - 44.8%

4 - 29.3%

3 - 19%

2 - 6.9%

1 - 0%

Total survey responses: 58

How would you rate the speaker(s)'s mastery of this topic?

Excellent - 64.4%

Very good - 24.4%

Good - 11.1%

Fair - 0%

Poor - 0%

Total survey responses: 45

How would you rate the speaker(s)'s presentation skills?

Excellent - 46.8%

Very good - 31.9%

Good - 10.6%

Fair - 8.5%

Poor - 2.1%

Total survey responses: 47

How would you rate the speaker(s)'s slides and other session materials?

Excellent - 47.8%

Very good - 30.4%

Good - 15.2%

Fair - 6.5%

Poor - 0%

Total survey responses: 46

What changes could the speaker(s) have made for you to give it a higher rating?

A little more insights (e.g. on test environment setup)

Everything was perfect! Thank you :)

He ist to fast ;)

Just felt the end examples were rushed through slightly compared to the introduction at the start.

Less examples to more focus.

Nothing, was excellent

Not to shy and interact afterwards

Slower - too much content in too little time

Speak a little slower, especially when going through the example code

Yes

What did the speaker(s) do really well?

Broken down the steps into real clear examples

Clear, concise slides, minimal code (Which can be hard to read)

CodeBlocks

Covers all relevant topics.

End to end examples without just being a high level overview.

Examples

Good examples

Good preparation, Good speed

Good structured walkthrough

Great knowledge

Introduce the idea of TDD

Yes

You explained your workflow very clearly. You have a skill for making tricky concepts very clear. Thanks for a great talk.