what do I know

Well after 1:45 I was able to complete my Connect presentation for the IECFUG on “Common Revision Control Practices using SVN”. You can get to the presentation using this link. If you would like to view the presentation file, you can find the link here. I think it ran way too long, and by the time I came out of PowerPoint, I had lost like 4 of the 6 in the chat. I was however able to finish everything but 3 slides of my presentation and all of my examples, so I guess that is good for me (just not the attendees).

Thanks again to the IECFUG for putting up with me as their presenter for October. I’m always available for long, drawn out presentations when you need me.

Luis Majano has asked me to do my “Common Revision Control Practices with Subversion” presentation at the October meeting of the IECFUG. If anyone is interested in seeing the original presentation, you can find the recording on the Adogo “Meetings” page under September. I’m looking forward to giving the presentation again in an attempt to give examples, instead of just talking too long and saying I have these really cool examples that I can’t show you.

Thanks for the opportunity Luis. I hope to disappoint

Well, I’ve got the slide portion of my presentation ready for tomorrow night’s Adogo meeting. I still have to prep some of the SVN examples, but if anyone is looking for ideas on how to implement “version control”, definitely come to the presentation. I may end up talking more than showing examples, but I’ll do my best to balance it out.

On that note, don’t miss the next Adogo meeting tomorrow at 7:00 PM at Devry. Adam will be giving a presentation on ColdCourse as well, so it should be a good night. We don’t have a sponsor so I may try to pick up some cookies, but we’ll have some t-shirts to raffle off, so definitely come out.

See ya there!