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- 1. Quick start! for tech talk beginners
- 2. Women Who Code Seoul 2020 Year-end Party Online How engineer exercise in the time of COVID-19
- 3. A few weeks later…
- 4. Confidence Time YES! I’d love to speak at GDCFP day
- 5. Confidence Time YES! I’d love to speak at GDCFP day Wait. What is this?
- 6. The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people with low ability at a task overestimate their ability. It is related to the cognitive bias of illusory superiority and comes from people's inability to recognize their lack of ability. Without the self-awareness of metacognition, people cannot objectively evaluate their level of competence. Dunning–Kruger effect
- 7. Confidence Time Yay! I’m going to speak at the tech conference!
- 8. Confidence Time Okay. About this topic, I know this…. But I might don’t know that.
- 9. Confidence Time I don’t know this… and that neither..
- 10. Confidence Time Should I give up…?
- 11. Confidence Time The story begins from here…
- 12. Jiyeon Seo Software engineer @ Naver Twitter : @seojeee
- 14. Part 1. Contents Part 2. On the stage
- 15. Part 1. Contents Part 2. On the stage
- 16. How do I start? Part 1. Contents Story telling? Code? Interesting Introduction? How to structure the whole talk? What kind of joke can make the talk funny?… No whole story
- 17. Tip 1: Don’t make a whole story at once. Idea first Part 1. Contents
- 18. Idea first Part 1. Contents Don't start with creating a slide.
- 19. Ideas first Structure Don’t care about story, steps, unclear or anything. Part 1. Contents
- 20. Structure them Group them, find themes and keywords Part 1. Contents
- 21. Ideas again Add more idea from groups/themes/keywords Part 1. Contents
- 22. Ideas Structure Part 1. Contents
- 23. Ideas Structure Part 1. Contents Story Slide
- 24. Part 1. Contents
- 25. Part 1. Contents <head> </head> <body> </body> <footer> </footer>
- 26. Part 1. Contents Title Page Motivation Introduction What I want to achieve Agenda #1 #2 #3 Conclusion End Page <head> <body> <footer>
- 28. Part 1. Contents Make ver.skate first!
- 29. Part 1. Contents and figure out the next better version
- 30. Tip 2: SRP(Single Responsibility principle) on one slide Part 1. Contents
- 31. : Single responsibility : Open-closed : Liskov substitution : Interface segregation : Dependency inversion Part 1. Contents S O L I D : Single responsibility : Open-closed : Liskov substitution : Interface segregation : Dependency inversion
- 32. How to make a good presentation Good tips for making better presentation • This should be very fun. This is very obvious point but I will write on a slide. • The point is very important but not like the first dot point. • This is a boring point dot and explanation. This is not important. • This is a detailed description about something not important. • This is the second detailed description about something not important. • I have no idea what I should put more boring stuff. • I want to make this slide full, so I put this here for no reason
- 33. “ A class should only have a single responsibility. ” - Single Responsibility Principle Part 1. Contents Slide
- 34. How to make a good presentation • Don’t make a whole story • Idea - structure - idea - story - slide • SRP (Single Responsibility Principle) on one slide • Topic : Class • Points : Interface • Talk : Implementation Topic == Class Dot points == Interface Your talk == Implementation
- 35. Main topic == Class Points == Interface Detail || Example == Implementation
- 36. Tip 3: Code snippet : highlight & simple Part 1. Contents
- 37. async function getTwit() { return new Promise((resolve) => { var params = { screen_name: "seojeee", count: 100, trim_user: true, exclude_replies: true, include_rts: false, }; return client.get( "statuses/user_timeline", params, function (error, tweets) { if (!error) { resolve(tweets); } } ); }); } async function run() { try { if (fs.existsSync(__dirname + "/tmp")) { rimraf.sync(__dirname + "/tmp"); } const git = simpleGit(); await git .clone(remote, __dirname + "/tmp") .exec(() => console.log("Git cloned")); const tweets = await getTwit(); Part 1. Contents const todays = tweets.filter((twt) => { if (twt.text.includes("#RingFitAdventure")) { const created_at = dayjs(twt.created_at).add(9, "hour"); const today = dayjs().add(9, "hour") if (today.isSame(created_at, "day")) { return true; } } return false; }); if (todays.length == 0) { console.log("no twt today"); return; } const promises = todays.map(fileappend); await Promise.all(promises); const status = await git.cwd(__dirname + "/tmp/").status(); console.log(status.modified); await git .add(__dirname + "/tmp/") .addConfig("user.name", "jiyeonseo") .addConfig("user.email", "seojeee@gmail.com") .commit("update") .push(["-u", "origin", "master"], () => { core.info("push done"); }) .catch((err) => console.log("err::", err)); } catch (error) { core.setFailed(error.message); } } run();
- 38. Part 1. Contents • Remove unrelated code • Use Image - carbon.now.sh • Syntax error is fine https://github.com/jiyeonseo/daily-ring-fit-adventure-action
- 40. Practice yourself Part 1. Contents • To get used to your contents • To find things that you can do better
- 41. Practice with friends/team Part 1. Contents • To get the new insight • To show your passion and knowledge
- 43. Confidence Time Preparing contents Practice yourself Practice again with friends Update contents Practice with teammates Update contents I think I’m ready!
- 44. Or not…? 😱 I think I’m ready! My turn is coming …
- 45. Part 1. Contents Part 2. On the stage
- 46. Tip 1: Script? No script? Part 2. On the stage
- 47. Reading script • Poor interaction with audience • Loss of their concentration Okay. so? Part 2. On the stage
- 48. In ver. Skate, It’s okay! Done is better than perfect Part 2. On the stage
- 49. Tip 2 : Make a hint for a next slide. Next Slide Hint Part 2. On the stage
- 50. Tip 2 : Make a hint for a next slide. Next slide hint Part 2. On the stage
- 51. Tip 3 : Considerations for online talk Part 2. On the stage
- 52. Get used to talk alone without audiences Part 2. On the stage
- 53. Network, Network, Network!!! Part 2. On the stage
- 54. A network issue made me a giant…. Part 2. On the stage
- 55. Now It’s your turn It was my turn
- 56. What are you most afraid of? Laughing at you? If your talk is bad, people just forget.
- 57. Worst situation? Die? Won’t happen.
- 58. How come it’s so hard? Lack of experience. All you need is experience
- 59. Commit first and figure it out later
- 61. Confidence Time
- 62. Feel like failed? It’s because you knows how to do it better next time Conclusion
- 63. The last tip : Enjoy the stage. You deserve it! Thank you