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Chris Sherry

This document provides tips and guidance for giving talks. It discusses choosing a topic, designing slides, delivering content, and finishing the talk. Key recommendations include making the first slide engaging, practicing with a microphone, staying passionate, highlighting code samples, and making feedback easy for the audience. The document emphasizes keeping content concise and focused on the speaker's perspective to best engage attendees.

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A TALK ABOUT GIVING TALKS @tweetingsherry @ #fullstackhants Your first slide will be looked at longer than any other A TALK ABOUT GIVING TALKS title people like to tweet during talks vaguely relevant illustration @tweetingsherry @ #fullstackhants Title - multiroom conferences - in the right room? YOUR FIRST TALK Everyone can give a talk. 2 Years ago I had never given a talk. I’m now preparing to talk at my second paid conference. Getting into talking was the best thing I ever did. And you don’t need to be perfect first time…
“SUCKING AT SOMETHING IS THE FIRST STEP TO BEING SORT OF GOOD AT SOMETHING” YOUR FIRST TALK Find a local user group, practice speaking. They will appreciate you spending the time and getting up and sharing. YOUR FIRST TALK FIND A SPEAKING STYLE Inspirations can be taken from lots of places YOUR FIRST TALK FIND A SPEAKING STYLE ROSS TUCK
YOUR FIRST TALK FIND A SPEAKING STYLE ROSS TUCK AL MURRAY CHOOSE A SUBJECT YOUR FIRST TALK It’s okay to pick subjects you need to do further research into. In fact, it’s often a great motivator to do so. Just don’t pick subjects you know absolutely zero about TELL YOUR SIDE OF THE STORY YOUR FIRST TALK this talk is very oppinionated, it’s what works for me. And that’s the same for your talk. If someone disagrees it’s not a fault, it’s an opportunity for discussion and learning
WHEN SPEAKING USE YOUR HANDS WHEN SPEAKING Getsiculate If you use them too much, consider a diagram in your slides Someone who is great at this: I put this slide in before the election. I don’t like this man, but say what you like, it worked.
MOVEMENT WHEN SPEAKING Move around if you want to, it can help with attention Stay still if you prefer, that’s fine too. Try and avoid rocking back and forth or other repetetive movements WHEN SPEAKING PRACTICE WITH A MIC Lapel mic, wear something with a lapel, or a shirt with a collar. Don’t hold the mic in front of your mouth - seeing the mouth is key for listening
BE PASSIONATE BE ENTHUSIASTIC WHEN SPEAKING People won’t remember what you said, but they will remember how you made them feel. bored, tired or excited, intrigued, motivated? LEARN YOUR TALK WHEN SPEAKING It’s hard to motivate people by reading to them MAKE IT PERSONAL WHEN SPEAKING Much of your talk can be found in books. People have come to see your take on it, how you feel about it. Use words like these.. Again, you are allowed me be oppinionated, in fact it’s generally preferred.
MAKE IT PERSONAL I like We did I want to My favourite In my opinion WHEN SPEAKING KNOW THE LENGTH OF YOUR TALK WHEN SPEAKING [5mins] Put markers in your speaker notes Allow some room for delays KNOW THE LENGTH OF YOUR TALK WHEN SPEAKING
QUIT NOISY PROGRAMS WHEN SPEAKING Slack for example. SOME SLIDES CAN SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES WHEN SPEAKING Keep it brief, take a glass of water whilst people read. It doesn’t need to be 100% talking. and sometimes you can over explain a slide - like I’m doing right now. DESIGNING SLIDES
BUILD FIRST DESIGN LATER DESIGNING SLIDES Get the content right and the flow sorted. It will be easier to design after BUILD FIRST DESIGN LATER DESIGNING SLIDES ‘DESIGN’ IS OPTIONAL DESIGNING SLIDES make it pretty if you like. (not comic sans)
‘DESIGN’ IS OPTIONAL DESIGNING SLIDES This is also good, just keep it consistent (not what I just did, jarring wasn’t it) Guarenteed to work well on any projector. KNOW THE ROOM DESIGNING SLIDES KNOW THE ROOM DESIGNING SLIDES Visit it if you can. Ask for the specs of the screen / projector. Widescreen or 4:3? HIGH CONTRAST FOR PROJECTORS DESIGNING SLIDES Black text on white works very well because of the way projectors produce light. Not so bad here, because blocky large text. Will look at this again with a code sample.
DESIGNING SLIDES CHECK THE SIGHTLINES DESIGNING SLIDES Raked seating or flat seating? DEFINATELY VISIBLE PROBABLY VISIBLE QUESTIONABLY VISIBLE 2/3 rows back. Tall people. What do you put in the bottom section then? leave it blank, or.. twitter, joindin, talk title, conference name, etc Leave it blank, or put things permantly there so if the heads align well it can be seen.
DESIGNING SLIDES GO EASY ON THE GIMMICKS Metaphors are great ways to make things relatable/understandable. Don’t work it to the point where the point of the content got lost. Say I used Cakes as a metaphor for development. DESIGNING SLIDES I could fit more things into the cake metaphor - candles anyone? what is the point I’m trying to make? Analogies can be great, at this point am I’m using web design to explain cakes or the other way around? DESIGNING SLIDES HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGES Try if you can, it makes a difference
DESIGNING SLIDES HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGES CREATE SECTIONS DESIGNING SLIDES Keeps thoughts organised, less topic jumping and easier for the audience to follow. Perhaps show your sections in your design like chapters in a book. CREATE SECTIONS DESIGNING SLIDES
DELIVERING THE CONTENT DELIVERING THE CONTENT AVOID ASSUMPTIONS Try and say things in a positive way. Not everyone knows what you know. Try not to assume. DELIVERING THE CONTENT AVOID ASSUMPTIONS Everyone Nobody We all This is easy All the time
DELIVERING THE CONTENT DON’T BE A DICK Try and say things in a positive way. Not everyone knows what you know. Try not to assume. DELIVERING THE CONTENT DON’T BE A DICKDON’T BE A DICK BE SENSITIVE HIGHLIGHT WITH OPACITY Pointing at the screen / lazer pointer. Also makes your slides easier to follow later on.
HIGHLIGHT WITH OPACITY ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO There is a lot going on here. Showing you everything means I’m not really showing you much at all. Are we all looking at the same thing? That isn’t even the whole image![click] In this case I can zoom in and pan across the image to the bits I want to highlight[click], like this human pyramid[click], or this grumpy donkey[click][click]. This also works for websites… ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO
ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO
ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO So this exists. I’m not showing the entireity of the amazon web page, I’m controlling what I want you to see - good for comic effect, as if we scroll down…
 
 Where’s boris and where’s nigel! This keeps us in the slide deck, I’m not reliant on the wifi because I’ve used screenshots. ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO
ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO DELIVERING THE CONTENT STAY IN THE SLIDEDECK IF POSSIBLE Stay in the slidedeck. Can I video it and embed that? liveslides perhaps?
DELIVERING THE CONTENT STAY IN THE SLIDEDECK LIVESLIDES.COM IF POSSIBLE PLAY ANIMATIONS ONCE DELIVERING THE CONTENT See, you’re not listening to me right now, you’re still watching a cat on a roomba. PLAY ANIMATIONS ONCE DELIVERING THE CONTENT
DELIVERING THE CONTENT Don’t leave your laptop unattended! DELIVERING THE CONTENT Don’t leave your laptop unattended! THANKS DAVE DELIVERING THE CONTENT EXPERIMENT WITH DELIVERY Perhaps simply talking to people isn’t the best way to get your message across. Experiment with different ways of giving your talk.
DELIVERING THE CONTENT EXPERIMENT WITH DELIVERY DELIVERING THE CONTENT EXPERIMENT WITH DELIVERY CODE SAMPLES IN SLIDES CODE SAMPLES We can take some influence from our editors
CODE SAMPLES IN SLIDES *THIS IS NOT YOUR EDITOR* CODE SAMPLES CODE SAMPLES AVOID IDE SCREENSHOTS Can’t change anything. Too much other stuff going on. <?php
 
 use SymfonyComponentYamlYaml;
 
 error_reporting(E_ERROR);
 
 $app = new SilexApplication();
 $app['debug'] = true;
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 $app['cvDataSets'] = function() {
 $dataFiles = [
 'contact',
 'work',
 'volunteering',
 'skills',
 'education',
 'about'
 ];
 
 $cvData = [];
 
 foreach($dataFiles as $dataFile) {
 CODE SAMPLES Here’s the worst example of some code, I’m trying to talk about twig in this example.
ELLIPSIS ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 });
 ... CODE SAMPLES ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 });
 ... MONOSPACED FONTS CODE SAMPLES BREAK IT DOWN... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 CODE SAMPLES
BREAK IT DOWN... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 });
 ... ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 CODE SAMPLES ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 });
 ... SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING CODE SAMPLES There are tools to help you copy and paste. From PHPStorm into keynote usually works out the box. Still not your editor, great for looking at all day, because it’s low contrast ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 ... 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 }); ... HIGH CONTRAST CODE SAMPLES Even easier to read. Github theme familiar. Dark on light for projectors
... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 ... 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 }); ... ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 ... SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING CODE SAMPLES ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 ... 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 }); ... SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING CODE SAMPLES Can I make this simpler? ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return '<h1>hello world</h1>'; }); ... SIMPLE EXAMPLES CODE SAMPLES What are we showing? Might be bad practice, but simpler to understand in an example.
FINISHING THE TALK SUMMARISE FINISHING THE TALK If it’s a long talk, go back over the key points of the talk. let people know you are ending prompt questions FINISHING THE TALK MAKE FEEDBACK EASY Talk to me after / at the pub
 
 Tweet/DM me @tweetingsherry Join me on slack http://slack.phpdorset.co.uk Leave Feedback on Joindin https://joind.in/event/php-dorset-october-2016 Some people like to give feedback in person, don’t rush off after your talk Some people prefer to give it online. Give a link to your joindin, twitter and slack channels
FINISHING THE TALK SAY THANK YOU Thank you FINISHING THE TALK SAY THANK YOU Thank you FINISHING THE TALK SAY THANK YOU http://rosstuck.com/tips-on-speaking/
A TALK ABOUT GIVING TALKS @tweetingsherry @ #fullstackhants Show your contact information at the end.

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  • 1. A TALK ABOUT GIVING TALKS @tweetingsherry @ #fullstackhants Your first slide will be looked at longer than any other A TALK ABOUT GIVING TALKS title people like to tweet during talks vaguely relevant illustration @tweetingsherry @ #fullstackhants Title - multiroom conferences - in the right room? YOUR FIRST TALK Everyone can give a talk. 2 Years ago I had never given a talk. I’m now preparing to talk at my second paid conference. Getting into talking was the best thing I ever did. And you don’t need to be perfect first time…
  • 2. “SUCKING AT SOMETHING IS THE FIRST STEP TO BEING SORT OF GOOD AT SOMETHING” YOUR FIRST TALK Find a local user group, practice speaking. They will appreciate you spending the time and getting up and sharing. YOUR FIRST TALK FIND A SPEAKING STYLE Inspirations can be taken from lots of places YOUR FIRST TALK FIND A SPEAKING STYLE ROSS TUCK
  • 3. YOUR FIRST TALK FIND A SPEAKING STYLE ROSS TUCK AL MURRAY CHOOSE A SUBJECT YOUR FIRST TALK It’s okay to pick subjects you need to do further research into. In fact, it’s often a great motivator to do so. Just don’t pick subjects you know absolutely zero about TELL YOUR SIDE OF THE STORY YOUR FIRST TALK this talk is very oppinionated, it’s what works for me. And that’s the same for your talk. If someone disagrees it’s not a fault, it’s an opportunity for discussion and learning
  • 4. WHEN SPEAKING USE YOUR HANDS WHEN SPEAKING Getsiculate If you use them too much, consider a diagram in your slides Someone who is great at this: I put this slide in before the election. I don’t like this man, but say what you like, it worked.
  • 5. MOVEMENT WHEN SPEAKING Move around if you want to, it can help with attention Stay still if you prefer, that’s fine too. Try and avoid rocking back and forth or other repetetive movements WHEN SPEAKING PRACTICE WITH A MIC Lapel mic, wear something with a lapel, or a shirt with a collar. Don’t hold the mic in front of your mouth - seeing the mouth is key for listening
  • 6. BE PASSIONATE BE ENTHUSIASTIC WHEN SPEAKING People won’t remember what you said, but they will remember how you made them feel. bored, tired or excited, intrigued, motivated? LEARN YOUR TALK WHEN SPEAKING It’s hard to motivate people by reading to them MAKE IT PERSONAL WHEN SPEAKING Much of your talk can be found in books. People have come to see your take on it, how you feel about it. Use words like these.. Again, you are allowed me be oppinionated, in fact it’s generally preferred.
  • 7. MAKE IT PERSONAL I like We did I want to My favourite In my opinion WHEN SPEAKING KNOW THE LENGTH OF YOUR TALK WHEN SPEAKING [5mins] Put markers in your speaker notes Allow some room for delays KNOW THE LENGTH OF YOUR TALK WHEN SPEAKING
  • 8. QUIT NOISY PROGRAMS WHEN SPEAKING Slack for example. SOME SLIDES CAN SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES WHEN SPEAKING Keep it brief, take a glass of water whilst people read. It doesn’t need to be 100% talking. and sometimes you can over explain a slide - like I’m doing right now. DESIGNING SLIDES
  • 9. BUILD FIRST DESIGN LATER DESIGNING SLIDES Get the content right and the flow sorted. It will be easier to design after BUILD FIRST DESIGN LATER DESIGNING SLIDES ‘DESIGN’ IS OPTIONAL DESIGNING SLIDES make it pretty if you like. (not comic sans)
  • 10. ‘DESIGN’ IS OPTIONAL DESIGNING SLIDES This is also good, just keep it consistent (not what I just did, jarring wasn’t it) Guarenteed to work well on any projector. KNOW THE ROOM DESIGNING SLIDES KNOW THE ROOM DESIGNING SLIDES Visit it if you can. Ask for the specs of the screen / projector. Widescreen or 4:3? HIGH CONTRAST FOR PROJECTORS DESIGNING SLIDES Black text on white works very well because of the way projectors produce light. Not so bad here, because blocky large text. Will look at this again with a code sample.
  • 11. DESIGNING SLIDES CHECK THE SIGHTLINES DESIGNING SLIDES Raked seating or flat seating? DEFINATELY VISIBLE PROBABLY VISIBLE QUESTIONABLY VISIBLE 2/3 rows back. Tall people. What do you put in the bottom section then? leave it blank, or.. twitter, joindin, talk title, conference name, etc Leave it blank, or put things permantly there so if the heads align well it can be seen.
  • 12. DESIGNING SLIDES GO EASY ON THE GIMMICKS Metaphors are great ways to make things relatable/understandable. Don’t work it to the point where the point of the content got lost. Say I used Cakes as a metaphor for development. DESIGNING SLIDES I could fit more things into the cake metaphor - candles anyone? what is the point I’m trying to make? Analogies can be great, at this point am I’m using web design to explain cakes or the other way around? DESIGNING SLIDES HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGES Try if you can, it makes a difference
  • 13. DESIGNING SLIDES HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGES CREATE SECTIONS DESIGNING SLIDES Keeps thoughts organised, less topic jumping and easier for the audience to follow. Perhaps show your sections in your design like chapters in a book. CREATE SECTIONS DESIGNING SLIDES
  • 14. DELIVERING THE CONTENT DELIVERING THE CONTENT AVOID ASSUMPTIONS Try and say things in a positive way. Not everyone knows what you know. Try not to assume. DELIVERING THE CONTENT AVOID ASSUMPTIONS Everyone Nobody We all This is easy All the time
  • 15. DELIVERING THE CONTENT DON’T BE A DICK Try and say things in a positive way. Not everyone knows what you know. Try not to assume. DELIVERING THE CONTENT DON’T BE A DICKDON’T BE A DICK BE SENSITIVE HIGHLIGHT WITH OPACITY Pointing at the screen / lazer pointer. Also makes your slides easier to follow later on.
  • 16. HIGHLIGHT WITH OPACITY ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO There is a lot going on here. Showing you everything means I’m not really showing you much at all. Are we all looking at the same thing? That isn’t even the whole image![click] In this case I can zoom in and pan across the image to the bits I want to highlight[click], like this human pyramid[click], or this grumpy donkey[click][click]. This also works for websites… ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO
  • 17. ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO
  • 18. ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO So this exists. I’m not showing the entireity of the amazon web page, I’m controlling what I want you to see - good for comic effect, as if we scroll down…
 
 Where’s boris and where’s nigel! This keeps us in the slide deck, I’m not reliant on the wifi because I’ve used screenshots. ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO
  • 19. ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO ONLY SHOW WHAT YOU NEED TO DELIVERING THE CONTENT STAY IN THE SLIDEDECK IF POSSIBLE Stay in the slidedeck. Can I video it and embed that? liveslides perhaps?
  • 20. DELIVERING THE CONTENT STAY IN THE SLIDEDECK LIVESLIDES.COM IF POSSIBLE PLAY ANIMATIONS ONCE DELIVERING THE CONTENT See, you’re not listening to me right now, you’re still watching a cat on a roomba. PLAY ANIMATIONS ONCE DELIVERING THE CONTENT
  • 21. DELIVERING THE CONTENT Don’t leave your laptop unattended! DELIVERING THE CONTENT Don’t leave your laptop unattended! THANKS DAVE DELIVERING THE CONTENT EXPERIMENT WITH DELIVERY Perhaps simply talking to people isn’t the best way to get your message across. Experiment with different ways of giving your talk.
  • 22. DELIVERING THE CONTENT EXPERIMENT WITH DELIVERY DELIVERING THE CONTENT EXPERIMENT WITH DELIVERY CODE SAMPLES IN SLIDES CODE SAMPLES We can take some influence from our editors
  • 23. CODE SAMPLES IN SLIDES *THIS IS NOT YOUR EDITOR* CODE SAMPLES CODE SAMPLES AVOID IDE SCREENSHOTS Can’t change anything. Too much other stuff going on. <?php
 
 use SymfonyComponentYamlYaml;
 
 error_reporting(E_ERROR);
 
 $app = new SilexApplication();
 $app['debug'] = true;
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 $app['cvDataSets'] = function() {
 $dataFiles = [
 'contact',
 'work',
 'volunteering',
 'skills',
 'education',
 'about'
 ];
 
 $cvData = [];
 
 foreach($dataFiles as $dataFile) {
 CODE SAMPLES Here’s the worst example of some code, I’m trying to talk about twig in this example.
  • 24. ELLIPSIS ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 });
 ... CODE SAMPLES ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 });
 ... MONOSPACED FONTS CODE SAMPLES BREAK IT DOWN... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 CODE SAMPLES
  • 25. BREAK IT DOWN... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 });
 ... ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 CODE SAMPLES ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 
 ...
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 });
 ... SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING CODE SAMPLES There are tools to help you copy and paste. From PHPStorm into keynote usually works out the box. Still not your editor, great for looking at all day, because it’s low contrast ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 ... 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 }); ... HIGH CONTRAST CODE SAMPLES Even easier to read. Github theme familiar. Dark on light for projectors
  • 26. ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 ... 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 }); ... ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 ... SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING CODE SAMPLES ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 $app->register(new SilexProviderTwigServiceProvider(), array(
 'twig.path' => __DIR__.'/views',
 ));
 ... 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return $app['twig']->render('cv.twig', $app['cvDataSets']);
 }); ... SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING CODE SAMPLES Can I make this simpler? ... $app = new SilexApplication();
 
 
 $app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
 return '<h1>hello world</h1>'; }); ... SIMPLE EXAMPLES CODE SAMPLES What are we showing? Might be bad practice, but simpler to understand in an example.
  • 27. FINISHING THE TALK SUMMARISE FINISHING THE TALK If it’s a long talk, go back over the key points of the talk. let people know you are ending prompt questions FINISHING THE TALK MAKE FEEDBACK EASY Talk to me after / at the pub
 
 Tweet/DM me @tweetingsherry Join me on slack http://slack.phpdorset.co.uk Leave Feedback on Joindin https://joind.in/event/php-dorset-october-2016 Some people like to give feedback in person, don’t rush off after your talk Some people prefer to give it online. Give a link to your joindin, twitter and slack channels
  • 28. FINISHING THE TALK SAY THANK YOU Thank you FINISHING THE TALK SAY THANK YOU Thank you FINISHING THE TALK SAY THANK YOU http://rosstuck.com/tips-on-speaking/
  • 29. A TALK ABOUT GIVING TALKS @tweetingsherry @ #fullstackhants Show your contact information at the end.