I'm NOT proud to annouce: the new Ruby language logo contest has a winner.
Here it is:
Now, for sure, I will stay with the old one:
Or a variant:I really don't get the point.
There is an ugliest, washed out, with three different font styles version, of the old logo ?!?!
Monday, October 29, 2007
New Ruby language logo on the block
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Sunday, October 28, 2007
Rails regional events in Brazil
Two of the most important cities here will have Regional Rails events.
First: RejectConf SP’07 ( november 17 ) at São Paulo.
Second: Rio on Rails ( december 8 ) at Rio de Janeiro.
Informations in portuguese only.
But here are the logos:
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Saturday, October 20, 2007
Takahashi method
It has to be mentioned...
Very important on my presentations assembly method is the "Takahashi method".
When I go from the Storyboard to presentation software, I use his method to represent each idea, in just one word.
Then on the next steps I develop all the necessary text / images and other slides, to express the idea behind that word.
It is a fundamental tool on the process.
You can find more about the "Takahashi method" here .
Thanks to Masayoshi Takahashi.
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Monday, October 15, 2007
Presentation recipe 2nd release
The Ruby presentation work keeps going.
And I change “my modern presentation recipe” a bit.
No more slides quantity pattern, but ideas pattern.
For example, I keep the Acts concept, and distribute some slides on those Acts.
I think it is not the way (at least for me) anymore.
OK, we have to impose some kind of limit there, or we can face a two or more hour presentation, and we know that is not good.
But if we state 10 slides on that Act, 5 on that one, there is an unfair rule.
Some people speak 30 minutes with 10 slides, some less then 10 minutes with the same 10 slides.
So I think the idea pattern is a better choice.
You will have a 30 to 45 minutes presentation (I think it is a good average).
You follow my recipe, you have a 5 Acts pattern.
You have to express the whole thing in the first five minutes of your presentation.
So I suggest 5 topics (IDEAS) here (1rst Act).
Next you have 3 slots (7 to 10 minutes each) to develop your story.
Here, I suggest 7 to 10 topics (IDEAS) on each of those Acts (2nd, 3rd and 4th)
At the end you have another five minutes slot to finish the presentation, and once more I suggest a 5 topics (IDEAS) here (5th Act)
That is it ! You have a 30 to 45 minutes
No matter how many slides you use.
The point is: how many ideas per time slot (Act) you will show.
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