This presentation seems interesting and I like the design of the slides, but I wish there were some notes or a writeup of some sort. I get the gist of the presentation by flipping through, but it would be really nice to hear what the speaker / author had to say.
Am I missing something on the site?
In the future, when possible, should slide decks be posted with accompanying writeups for context? (I’m guilty of not following this suggestion.)
This talk was at EmberConf on Wednesday. I really enjoyed the talk because of the high energy and genuine interest cmeiklejohn had. As someone who knows very little about the topic, it helped a ton that he was able to provide a simplified explanation following the complicated math language. I would look for the videos to go up on confreaks soon, and watch it. This is one of those talks where the slides were mostly a subject (I did love the type design), and he would dive into that subject verbally.
This presentation seems interesting and I like the design of the slides, but I wish there were some notes or a writeup of some sort. I get the gist of the presentation by flipping through, but it would be really nice to hear what the speaker / author had to say.
Am I missing something on the site?
In the future, when possible, should slide decks be posted with accompanying writeups for context? (I’m guilty of not following this suggestion.)
I understand your pain. Some concepts to look up if you want to learn what the talk was about (probably, I wasn’t there):
This presentation was a whole lot of buzzwords without a whole lot of substance when you take away the speech attached.
This talk was at EmberConf on Wednesday. I really enjoyed the talk because of the high energy and genuine interest cmeiklejohn had. As someone who knows very little about the topic, it helped a ton that he was able to provide a simplified explanation following the complicated math language. I would look for the videos to go up on confreaks soon, and watch it. This is one of those talks where the slides were mostly a subject (I did love the type design), and he would dive into that subject verbally.