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Greg is simply super awesome! He is like doing magic with Keynote :-) Can't wait for the second part.
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At some point in your technical career you'll need to create a presentation with code in it. In part 1 of this series Gregg Pollack will walk you through some of the basics of making engaging programming slides.
Greg is simply super awesome! He is like doing magic with Keynote :-) Can't wait for the second part.
SadFuzzy .. thanks for the head up, I've fixed the resource.
Resources are not available :(
Now I know how to copy colored code from the editor instead of screenshot, thanks for the secret!
Very useful! Thanks.
@leeky Just tried Copy As RTF - awesome! Over hundreds of copies, that's going to save a lot of time. Thanks for the link!
You can also use the "Copy as RTF" TextMate bundle to copy/paste highlighted code into Keynote (https://github.com/drnic/copy-as-rtf-tmbundle)
Thanks for posting this, Gregg. For some reason I always assumed you were using some special software for generating the screencasts. It's inspiring to know it's all done with Keynote. I might just have to take a stab at putting together a screencast for CodeSchool...
Haha :D "Just cause i want to be fancy! " :p
Great podcast Greg! One note if you uncheck the box under export>pdf that says "print each stage of builds" you will get each slide as it looks in the final view. Loved the curved arrow effect, btw.
The right-angle corner box is fancier than the rounded corner box is fancier? We have come full circle! :D
Great video Gregg. Looking forward for Part 2
I guess I should have waited until 13:45. :-)
What are you using to record this screencast?