Invoke y como poner en marcha un entorno de trabajoNaN-tic
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Explicaci┏n de los pasos a seguir para poner en marcha un entorno de trabajo de Tryton.
Presentaci┏n realizada en las I Jornadas Tryton de 2016 en Barcelona.
Comment Transformer vos boucles Objective-C en ^collection pipelines ̄ en utilisant le framework BlocksKit (ou Swift), par Mathieu Godart (votre serviteur). Cette pr└sentation s¨inspire de la s└rie d¨articles publi└e par Martin Fowler, Refactoring with Loops and Collection Pipelines (http://martinfowler.com/articles/refactoring-pipelines.html).
A 45-min presentation about Ember framework. Describes framework in version 1.13. Core concepts, architecture, philosophy.
Part of content is written in polish.
The document discusses building mobile apps using PhoneGap or Apache Cordova. It describes how to create apps that can be deployed across multiple platforms like Android, iOS, BlackBerry and others. It covers using HTML, CSS and JavaScript to build the app interface and PhoneGap plugins to access device capabilities like the camera, geolocation and contacts. It also provides examples of integrating plugins and deploying the built app.
An old talk on #Dartlang which I gave at the Java Usergroup in Dresden. Meanwhile my slide style is improved by the fantastic book "Presentation Zen" (see my other slides here)
Invoke y como poner en marcha un entorno de trabajoNaN-tic
?
Explicaci┏n de los pasos a seguir para poner en marcha un entorno de trabajo de Tryton.
Presentaci┏n realizada en las I Jornadas Tryton de 2016 en Barcelona.
Comment Transformer vos boucles Objective-C en ^collection pipelines ̄ en utilisant le framework BlocksKit (ou Swift), par Mathieu Godart (votre serviteur). Cette pr└sentation s¨inspire de la s└rie d¨articles publi└e par Martin Fowler, Refactoring with Loops and Collection Pipelines (http://martinfowler.com/articles/refactoring-pipelines.html).
A 45-min presentation about Ember framework. Describes framework in version 1.13. Core concepts, architecture, philosophy.
Part of content is written in polish.
The document discusses building mobile apps using PhoneGap or Apache Cordova. It describes how to create apps that can be deployed across multiple platforms like Android, iOS, BlackBerry and others. It covers using HTML, CSS and JavaScript to build the app interface and PhoneGap plugins to access device capabilities like the camera, geolocation and contacts. It also provides examples of integrating plugins and deploying the built app.
An old talk on #Dartlang which I gave at the Java Usergroup in Dresden. Meanwhile my slide style is improved by the fantastic book "Presentation Zen" (see my other slides here)
The document discusses Zen Buddhism and practicing mindfulness. It provides snippets of quotes and reflections on topics like changing oneself, detachment, simplicity, awareness, respect, ego, and lifelong practice. Programming and statistics are mentioned briefly in the context of relaxing and focusing on the present.
A talk I gave at the ApacheCon EU 2012. I explained on the Apache Logging project - who are we, what are we doing and what might happen in the future. As log4j 2.0 were currently in beta state, I lost some words on it too.
PhoneGap is a framework for building mobile apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It allows developers to write native mobile applications using standard web technologies and wrap them to run on iOS, Android, BlackBerry and other platforms. PhoneGap was acquired by Adobe and is now used to package the open source Cordova framework. Cordova provides plugins that allow apps to access device capabilities like the camera, contacts, file system and more. Developers can create PhoneGap apps using an IDE or command line tools to package and deploy apps to app stores and mobile devices.
Have you ever wondered why some developers spend days preparing slides, walk on stage for no money, and speak to people they don't know?
At first glance, speaking is an unthankful job. Either everybody laughs at your strong accent or some developing superheroes know more than you have. It takes you days of preparation. Speaking makes you sweat, before the talk, during the talk, and later when you watch yourself on video. Speaking makes you pee much more often than is healthy. But still, conferences are full of unpaid speakers. There are way more reasons to give a talk than not to do it. In this talk, we talk about talking. And more concretely, why you should talk as well. As a bonus, I will tell you about my biggest failures when talking (please remind me).