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Presentation: De-centralised Version Control with Bazaar | Comments (3)

Posted in Code, Slides, Work on 8th December 2007, 12:40 pm by Stuart

This probably won’t make too much sense without the notes but here’s the slides for the presentation I gave with Andrew Phillippo at Yahoo! Europe’s front-end engineering conference.

When I have a few spare moments I’ll write a post covering the details of the presentation. To view the deck in text format it is available on slideshare. Alternatively you can download a pdf of the presentation (16mb).

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1. On December 8th, 2007 at 5:49 pm sil said:

The link to the presentation on slideshare is broken, I’m afraid — 404 (perhaps is hasn’t been published to the public?)

Also, http://ejohn.org/blog/easy-pdf-sharing/ or a download link so us non-Flash-types can see it?

2. On December 9th, 2007 at 10:51 am Stuart Colville said:

@sil: Strange - it was there yesterday and published. Now it says it failed the conversion process:

Sorry, your file failed our conversion process

You can download a pdf of the presentation here whilst I fix the slideshare issue.

3. On December 11th, 2007 at 10:20 am Blog What I Made » Visiting Yahoo! said:

[...] talks on “web security and XSS”, “High Performance Web Sites”, “Using Bazaar for Version Control“, “Working in Distributed Teams” and “Writing Engaging Tutorials”. [...]







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