Posts Tagged ‘presentation’
How should we otherwise communicate abstract and complex ideas that intrigues us, creates business, and changes the world. Most people are unfamiliar and uncomfortable with the technical terms and the norms of the hacker community. It is our duty to convey intricate ideas, whether it be requirements, architectural decisions, or implementation details, in the clearest [...]
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Tags: geek, love, presentation, productivity
A Bachelor Thesis about 3D UML
During the spring I was planning to write about my bachelor thesis, how I went about writing one and what it was about. However it took a lot more time than I thought so I never got around to it then but I will write about it now instead.
The area I researched, together with a [...]
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Tags: presentation, thesis, UML
Last day of Erlang Factory
Even though every newspaper in every stand featured Michael Jackson’s death on the frontpages Magnus and I were more excited than ever. The second day of Erlang Factory were two hosts a new round of many exciting talks and it all began with the two keynotes: one by Simon Peyton-Jones and another by Kenneth Lundin.
Haskell [...]
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Tags: erlang, learning, presentation, review
Wrapping Up Erlang Factory Day 1
It’s been an intense day. There were so much interesting talks that summarizing them would be s feat. There were those that were in a fairly familiar domain but were so dense that one could not possibly digest the content and come up with a question in time for QA.
Other talks opened your eyes for [...]
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Tags: erlang, erlounge, presentation, rabbitmq, tidier
