I’m a little agitated that you’d call someone else out and post their information while hiding your own. Did you bother to ask any questions or just sit and pout while Todd and everyone else learned?

I’m also going to take this opportunity to address him here.

Todd Rinaldo:

I’m not entirely sure why you felt you were entitled to a personal one-on-one coaching session with the speaker. Perhaps you failed to notice the dozens of other people in the lecture hall? You repeatedly disturbed the class with your incessant remedial and quite easily self-answerable questions. Your monopolization of the speaker was highly inconsiderate and extremely irritating. Who knows how much more or how much deeper material the speaker might have been able to cover without having to be interrupted by you constantly. Your profound lack of etiquette caused many attendees a great deal of frustration.

Here is some advice for the future:

1. Be considerate.
2. Don’t ask questions that you can easily find the answer to yourself.
3. Come to class prepared.
4. Don’t monopolize the speaker.

Todd Rinaldo’s YAPC page can be found at: http://yapc10.org/yn2009/user/1699

The final version of the class, when completed, will have a section on types (and MX::Types will be included).

I was too sick and tired to finish that part before Sunday, but fortunately Jon was able to step in and take care of that part.

Also, I think Shawn caught the bugs in the test comments, so those will be fixed for next time.