My FringeDC talk has now been uploaded to Google video! A huge thanks to Conrad Barski, who took the effort to actually record the video and then wrangle it into digital form. Without further ado:
The slides are here if you’d like to follow along.
In general I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. This is one of the first “real” talks I’ve given, though (although I did teach high school for two years), so I definitely learned a lot and have some good ideas for improving the next talk I give.
Comments or questions welcome!
ETA: the Java bug mentioned in the video was just fixed today! w00t!
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Great video, very interesting.
Hehe, you should have written an example layout which would keep the windows off of the left edge of the screen!
Would it be possible to make the video downlodable? I checked google video and the normally visible option wasn’t there. Thanks.
Nicely presented. What tool have you used to make the presentation?
Steve: thanks!
Cale: Haha, you’re right, I should have! Too bad I didn’t think of that… =)
Kefer: I don’t know why, I looked in the video options and there’s a box which says “allow users to download the video” which is checked (it was checked by default and I didn’t change it). So if you are not able to download it I’m not sure why that would be the case.
sandesh: Thanks. I used LaTeX with the ‘beamer’ package.