Tomorrow I’m demonstrating the latest version of our web app, just the end-of-sprint show-and-tell.
Does anyone have any thoughts on how to do good tech demos and other good points to follow when demonstrating something to a room of non-techs?
Tomorrow I’m demonstrating the latest version of our web app, just the end-of-sprint show-and-tell.
Does anyone have any thoughts on how to do good tech demos and other good points to follow when demonstrating something to a room of non-techs?
I tend to understand better when hand puppets are used.
Be brief.
Don’t fill a screen with bullet points.
Don’t just read what’s on the screen.
Be funny.
because you are just beginning to learn bash ?
any other print-works ?
@oldgeek … prefer socket - io here to puppet\s
Oh, I wasn’t looking to learn BASH or anything (just usually look up what I need to know as I need it). I just really like puppets (but not creepy kind where the artist is going for realism). I follow where my attention escapes to and usually end up learning bits and pieces here and there because of it. I once watched a talk on containerization…just because bow ties are cool!
I might have a look at them, thank you
It went OK, it was demonstrating a custom CMS for a website I’m working on, so loads of jQuery.
They where happy that I showed copy-paste from Word, so kinda it sold itself.
on my course - they call that high-school chatter