WomenDroid Speak Up

WomenDroid 004 Meetup, held on 7th September in Bangalore.

Speakers :

Guest Speaker - Garima Jain
Android Developer by profession, Garima started her speaking journey from Droidcon India in 2016, is now traveling around the world to speak at international conferences like DroidconNYC, Boston & Berlin.

In-house Mentor - Pooja Bhaumik
An engineer at Bounce, Pooja started speaking in college meetups & workshops, became a Google Developer Expert on Flutter before she could graduate college, and is now invited around the country to speak at meetups, workshops & conferences like GDG DevFests, Fragments Conference, & Droidcon India.

Transcript

1. SPEAK UP!
   Garima Jain
   Pooja Bhaumik
   

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2. Our journeys to stage
   

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3. Why I do public speaking?
   

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4. GIVING BACK to the
   community.
   

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5. The INFLUENCE of a good
   teacher can never be erased.
   

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6. ● DETAILED LEARNING
   ● CONFIDENCE
   

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7. ● SHARING IMPROVES
   ● RESUME BUILDING
   ● MEET PEOPLE
   

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8. Choosing a Topic for your 1st
   Tech Talk
   

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9. SOMETHING NEW?
   SOMETHING POPULAR?
   

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10. YOU
    DISCOVERED
    A NEW WAY OF DOING THINGS
    

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11. THINGS YOU RECENTLY
    EXPLORED
    

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12. YOUR NEWLY
    CREATED
    LIBRARY/PLUGIN
    

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13. HOW YOUR COMPANY
    DOES SOMETHING
    DIFFERENTLY!
    

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14. THINGS YOU
    DONT WANT
    PEOPLE TO TRY
    

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15. THINGS YOU WANT TO
    LEARN
    

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16. A PRESENTATION YOU
    DID AT YOUR COMPANY
    

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17. Call For Proposal
    

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18. Call For Proposal
    Sample CFP Form
    

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20. Call For Proposal
    Criterias to Note
    

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21. TALK TITLE
    

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22. CLEAR
    THAN
    CLEVER
    

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23. CLEAR
    THEN
    CLEVER
    

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24. TALK TITLE
    Examples
    

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25. “Adapting Your Apps for
    Android Q
    Privacy Requirements”
    - Nicole Borrelli, Droidcon NYC 2019
    

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26. “Migrating
    to
    Paging Library”
    - Florina Muntenescu, Droidcon Berlin 2019
    

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27. “Coroutines + Testing = ❤”
    - Sean McQuillan, Droidcon Berlin 2019
    

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28. Redemption from Callback Hell
    - Michael Jackson & Domenic Denicola
    (HTML5DevConf 2013)
    

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29. Deep Sea Fishing
    with React Hooks
    - Alex Reardon (React Sydney 2019)
    

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30. “Dagger 2 Android:
    Defeat the Dahaka”
    Warning: Do Not try this at home
    - Garima Jain, Droidcon Berlin 2017
    

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31. TITLE EXERCISE - 8 mins
    Think of anything :
    ●
    Something New, Something Popular
    ●
    You discovered a new way of doing things
    ●
    You newly created library / plugin
    ●
    How your company does something differently
    ●
    Things you don't want people to try
    ●
    Things you want to learn
    ●
    A presentation you did at your company
    

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32. TALK DESCRIPTION / ABSTRACT
    

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33. TALK DESCRIPTION / ABSTRACT
    Things to Remember
    

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34. DEFINE
    THE
    PROBLEM
    

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35. HOW
    TO
    SOLVE
    

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36. AUDIENCE
    TAKE AWAY
    

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37. PERSONAL
    EXPERIENCE
    

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38. WRITING AN ABSTRACT
    

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39. How to write a talk abstract
    Talk Title
    How to adopt the right dog for you
    

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40. ●
    How to adopt the right dog for you
    

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41. ●
    How to adopt the right dog for you
    There are many breeds of these lovable animals called dogs. While running a dog
    adoption community, we realised that choosing the right one can be very daunting at
    times for adopters.
    

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42. ●
    How to adopt the right dog for you
    There are many breeds of these lovable animals called dogs. While running a dog
    adoption community, we realised that choosing the right one can be very daunting at
    times for adopters.
    In this talk, we will compare various ridiculously adorable breeds of dogs. We will list
    their characteristics and try to learn how to find a perfect match for us.
    

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43. ●
    How to adopt the right dog for you
    There are many breeds of these lovable animals called dogs. While running a dog
    adoption community, we realised that choosing the right one can be very daunting at
    times for adopters.
    In this talk, we will compare various ridiculously adorable breeds of dogs. We will list
    their characteristics and try to learn how to find a perfect match for us.
    In this talk, we will learn how to fall in love with any and all kinds of dogs and realise
    that it is just too hard to choose just one and end up adopting them all.
    

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44. ●
    Define the problem
    There are many breeds of these lovable animals called dogs. While running a dog
    adoption community, we realised that choosing the right one can be very daunting at
    times for adopters.
    In this talk, we will compare various ridiculously adorable breeds of dogs. We will list
    their characteristics and try to learn how to find a perfect match for us.
    In this talk, we will learn how to fall in love with any and all kinds of dogs and realise
    that it is just too hard to choose just one and end up adopting them all.
    

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45. ●
    How to solve, breakdown
    There are many breeds of these lovable animals called dogs. While running a dog
    adoption community, we realised that choosing the right one can be very daunting at
    times for adopters.
    In this talk, we will compare various ridiculously adorable breeds of dogs. We will list
    their characteristics and try to learn how to find a perfect match for us.
    In this talk, we will learn how to fall in love with any and all kinds of dogs and realise
    that it is just too hard to choose just one and end up adopting them all.
    

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46. ●
    Key takeaways
    There are many breeds of these lovable animals called dogs. While running a dog
    adoption community, we realised that choosing the right one can be very daunting at
    times for adopters.
    In this talk, we will compare various ridiculously adorable breeds of dogs. We will list
    their characteristics and try to learn how to find a perfect match for us.
    In this talk, we will learn how to fall in love with any and all kinds of dogs and realise
    that it is just too hard to choose just one and end up adopting them all.
    

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47. ●
    Personal experience (optional)
    There are many breeds of these lovable animals called dogs. While running a dog
    adoption community, we realised that choosing the right one can be very daunting at
    times for adopters.
    In this talk, we will compare various ridiculously adorable breeds of dogs. We will list
    their characteristics and try to learn how to find a perfect match for us.
    In this talk, we will learn how to fall in love with any and all kinds of dogs and realise
    that it is just too hard to choose just one and end up adopting them all.
    

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48. CRITERIAS
    TO SCORE YOU ON
    

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49. CONTENT
    

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50. CONTENT
    IMPORTANCE TO CONCEPT?
    

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51. CONTENT
    BETTER WAY OF DOING THINGS?
    

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52. CONTENT
    SOLVES A COMMON DEV PROBLEM?
    

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53. CONTENT
    TELL YOUR EXPERIENCE
    

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54. POPULARITY
    

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55. POPULARITY
    IS IT TRENDING?
    

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56. POPULARITY
    OR NEED OF THE HOUR?
    

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57. RESEARCH
    

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58. RESEARCH
    GO DEEPER.
    NOT ANOTHER OVERVIEW
    

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59. RESEARCH
    COMPARE WITH ALTERNATIVES
    

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60. RESEARCH
    ONLY GOOD? NO BAD?
    

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62. INCLUSIVE
    

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63. INCLUSIVE
    EVERYONE LEARNS SOMETHING
    

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64. WHY YOU?
    

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65. EXERCISE: TALK ABSTRACT - 15 mins of CFP writing
    ●
    Things to remember
    ○
    Define the Problem
    ○
    How to solve
    ○
    Write in terms of - Content, Popularity, Research, Inclusivity
    ○
    Audience Takeaway - Breakdown?
    ○
    Personal Experience (optional)
    ○
    Why you? - About Speaker
    ●
    Abstract within an abstract (optional)
    ●
    Keep-in mind character limit
    

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66. BREAK
    

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67. Let’s Start Presenting
    

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68. RESPONDING TO THE
    CONFERENCE/MEETUP
    

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69. Making the first move
    How to start?
    

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70. MORE RESEARCH
    SIDE-BY-SIDE
    

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71. START MAYBE
    PREPARING A DEMO
    

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72. KEEP IN MIND
    DELIVERABLES
    SLIDES (MUST)
    DEMO CODE (GOOD TO HAVE)
    BLOG POST (GOOD TO HAVE)
    

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73. OR
    PROCRASTINATE
    UNTIL DEADLINE
    

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76. Starting the slides!
    Our approaches
    

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77. Bad Presentations 101
    Examples
    

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78. A New Quantitative Method for the
    Non-Invasive Documentation of
    Morphological Damage in Paintings
    Using RTI Surface Normals
    Talk Title
    

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79. Er. Garima Jain LLB LLM LLVM LUT
    ● Over
    ● Android Developer
    ● Speaker
    ● Droidcon 1
    ● Mobicon 2
    ● FlutterCon 3
    ● Meetup 1
    ● Meetup 2
    ● Hike
    ● Hoppr
    ● MTech from IIT UVWXYZ
    ● BTech fom Sahiblahblah
    ● Schooling from ABCD
    About Me
    

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80. IMPORTANT CONCEPT
    ●
    Something New, Something Popular
    ●
    Something Cool
    ●
    Something less boring than reading this
    ●
    Something different
    ●
    Lalal la
    ●
    Now we are just wasting time
    ●
    Okay Adding slides do not cost money
    ●
    Another Bullet Point
    ●
    One more
    ●
    I promise last
    ●
    The final final
    ●
    Okay last
    

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82. ANOTHER IMPORTANT CONCEPT - I DARE YOU
    ●
    This is an important concept
    ●
    You need to pay attention
    ●
    Oh do you remember this scene from Friends?
    ●
    Let us try to focus
    ●
    Right, when Rachel came back from Ross and
    Emily’s honeymoon
    ●
    That was funny
    ●
    Okay let us get back to the important concept
    ●
    How important is it anyway
    ●
    FRIENDS rocks or FRIENDS rock?
    

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84. This is a really bad presentation that has text all over the
    slides and it’s difficult to glance at it in 3 seconds and poof
    audience is already bored. I can talk about SRK and how he
    should have just boarded via the nearest door in Dilwale
    Dulhania Le jayenge, and nobody will ever know. Let’s talk
    about Java, And Go And Other important Technology Terms
    just in case.
    

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85. This is a really bad presentation that has text all over the
    slides and it’s difficult to glance at it in 3 seconds and poof
    audience is already bored. I can talk about SRK and how he
    should have just boarded via the nearest door in Dilwale
    Dulhania Le jayenge, and nobody will ever know. Let’s talk
    about Java, And Go And Other important Technology Terms
    just in case.
    

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86. ANIMATIONS IN ANDROID
    

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87. DATA TO BACK MY RESEARCH
    

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88. MORE DATA TO BACK MY RESEARCH
    

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89. Contact me
    ● Twitter: @pblead26
    ● Facebook: pblead26
    ● LinkedIn: pblead26
    ● Orkut: pbleadorklut
    ● Snapchat: @iloveperiodictable
    ● TikTok: @pbmeanslead
    ● UPI : If you want to donate @pb.lead.26
    ● Hey I just met you and this is crazy
    But, here’s my number, so call me maybe
    Thank you
    

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90. Let’s improve?
    

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91. A New Quantitative Method for the
    Non-Invasive Documentation of
    Morphological Damage in Paintings
    Using RTI Surface Normals
    Talk Title
    

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92. A New Quantitative Method for the
    Non-Invasive Documentation of
    Morphological Damage in Paintings
    Using RTI Surface Normals
    Talk Title
    It is not a research paper presentation!
    

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93. A New Quantitative Method for the
    Non-Invasive Documentation of
    Morphological Damage in Paintings
    Using RTI Surface Normals
    Talk Title
    Choose simple to understand titles
    

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94. A New Quantitative Method for the
    Non-Invasive Documentation of
    Morphological Damage in Paintings
    Using RTI Surface Normals
    Talk Title
    Avoid abbreviations
    

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95. Er. Garima Jain LLB LLM LLVM LUT
    ● Over
    ● Android Developer
    ● Speaker
    ● Droidcon 1
    ● Mobicon 2
    ● FlutterCon 3
    ● Meetup 1
    ● Meetup 2
    ● Hike
    ● Hoppr
    ● MTech from IIT UVWXYZ
    ● BTech fom Sahiblahblah
    ● Schooling from ABCD
    

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96. Garima Jain
    ● Over
    ● Android Developer
    ● Speaker
    

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98. Don’t use compressed Whatsapp photos
    

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99. Activity Lifecycle
    source: vogella.com
    

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100. IMPORTANT CONCEPT
     ●
     Something New, Something Popular
     ●
     Something Cool
     ●
     Something less boring than reading this
     ●
     Something different
     ●
     Lalal la
     ●
     Now we are just wasting time
     ●
     Okay Adding slides do not cost money
     ●
     Another Bullet Point
     ●
     One more
     ●
     I promise last
     ●
     The final final
     ●
     Okay last
     

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101. IMPORTANT CONCEPT
     ●
     Something New, Something Popular
     ●
     Something Cool
     ●
     Something different
     ●
     Less bullets more talking
     

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104. ANOTHER IMPORTANT CONCEPT - I DARE YOU
     ●
     This is an important concept
     ●
     You need to pay attention
     ●
     Oh do you remember this scene from Friends?
     ●
     Let us try to focus
     ●
     Right, when Rachel came back from Ross and
     Emily’s honeymoon
     ●
     That was funny
     ●
     Okay let us get back to the important concept
     ●
     How important is it any way
     ●
     FRIENDS rocks or FRIENDS rock?
     

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105. ANOTHER IMPORTANT CONCEPT
     ●
     This is an important concept
     ●
     Something about concept1
     ●
     Something about concept2
     ●
     Less text is always more
     

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106. ANOTHER IMPORTANT CONCEPT
     ●
     This is an important concept
     ●
     Something about concept1
     ●
     Something about concept2
     ●
     One at a time baby
     

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107. OH YES USE GIFS BUT DON’T DISTRACT
     

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108. ANIMATIONS IN ANDROID
     

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109. ANIMATIONS IN ANDROID
     ALSO DON’T USE IRRELEVANT MEMES/GIFS
     

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110. WORKING IN A SINGLE MEMBER TEAM
     OR USE RELEVANT
     MEMES LIKE MAHIMA
     

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111. This is a really bad presentation that has text all over the
     slides and it’s difficult to glance at it in 3 seconds and poof
     audience is already bored. I can talk about SRK and how we
     should have just boarded via the nearest door in Dilwale
     Dulhania Le jayenge, and nobody will ever know. Let’s talk
     about Java, And Go And Other important Technology Terms
     just in case.
     

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112. This is a really bad presentation that has text all over the
     slides and it’s difficult to glance at it in 3 seconds and poof
     audience is already bored. I can talk about SRK and how we
     should have just boarded via the nearest door in Dilwale
     Dulhania Le jayenge, and nobody will ever know. Let’s talk
     about Java, And Go And Other important Technology Terms
     just in case.
     

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113. ● This is a really bad presentation that has text all over the
     slides
     ● and it’s difficult to glance at it in 3 seconds and poof
     audience is already bored.
     ● I can talk about SRK and how we should have just
     boarded via the nearest door in Dilwale Dulhania Le
     jayenge, and nobody will ever know.
     ● Let’s talk about Java, And Go And Other important
     Technology Terms just in case.
     

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114. ● Really bad presentation
     ● Has text all over
     ● It’s difficult to glance, in 3 seconds
     ● and poof
     ● Audience is already bored..
     

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115. DATA TO BACK MY RESEARCH
     

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116. DATA TO BACK MY RESEARCH
     

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117. Contact me
     ● Twitter: @pblead26
     ● Facebook: pblead26
     ● LinkedIn: pblead26
     ● Orkut: pbleadorklut
     ● Snapchat: @iloveperiodictable
     ● TikTok: @pbmeanslead
     ● UPI : If you want to donate @pb.lead.26
     ● Hey I just met you and this is crazy
     But, here’s my number, so call me maybe
     Thank you
     

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118. Twitter: @pblead26
     Thank you
     

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119. Good Talks
     General Guidelines
     

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120. USE
     DIAGRAMS
     

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121. ADD
     ANIMATIONS
     

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122. FUN
     ELEMENTS
     

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123. QUOTE
     SOURCES
     

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124. GIVE
     NEXT STEPS
     

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125. Delivering Like a Pro
     Styles of Talk Deliveries
     

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126. Tell a Story
     

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127. THIS IS HOW I
     STARTED WORKING
     WITH XYZ
     

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128. I STUMBLED UPON A PROBLEM
     THIS IS HOW I SOLVED IT
     

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129. PEOPLE USUALLY
     HAVE TROUBLE WITH THIS
     THIS IS HOW YOU CAN SOLVE IT
     

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130. Other styles
     

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131. Live Code Or Not?
     

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132. Live Code:
     What could go right?
     

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134. Jk,
     

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135. ADRENALINE RUSH
     

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136. SHOW THE MAGIC ON STAGE
     

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137. LESS SLIDES REQUIRED
     

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138. IT IS LIKE WATCHING SOMEONE COOK
     RATHER THAN JUST A PRETTY
     PICTURE
     - @_riteshhh
     

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139. IT IS ABOUT THE JOURNEY
     NOT THE DESTINATION
     - @_riteshhh
     

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140. Live Code:
     What could go wrong?
     

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141. BUGS
     

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142. FORGETTING PROCESS
     

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143. BUILDING ISSUES
     

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144. INTERNET PROBLEMS
     

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145. Live Code:
     Still Want To?
     

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146. KEEP GIT BRANCHES FOR EVERY STEP
     

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147. WRITE THE OUTLINE DOWN
     

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148. KEEP A DUPLICATE APP ALREADY
     BUILT
     

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149. CARRY YOUR OWN HOTSPOT
     AND PRAY
     

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150. Live Code:
     Dont want to but
     want to show code?
     

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151. Highlight Code
     In Slides
     

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152. Examples
     

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154. class ConnectivityModel extends Model {
     ConnectivityResult _connectivity;
     String _connectivityName;
     ConnectivityResult get connectivity => _connectivity;
     String get connectivityName => _connectivityName;
     void checkConnectivity() async {
     _connectivity = await (Connectivity().checkConnectivity());
     notifyListeners();
     if (_connectivity == ConnectivityResult.mobile)
     _connectivityName = "Mobile Network";
     else if (_connectivity == ConnectivityResult.wifi)
     _connectivityName = "WiFi Network";
     else
     _connectivityName = "No Network";
     notifyListeners();
     }
     }
     

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155. class ConnectivityModel extends Model {
     ConnectivityResult _connectivity;
     String _connectivityName;
     ConnectivityResult get connectivity => _connectivity;
     String get connectivityName => _connectivityName;
     void checkConnectivity() async {
     _connectivity = await (Connectivity().checkConnectivity());
     notifyListeners();
     if (_connectivity == ConnectivityResult.mobile)
     _connectivityName = "Mobile Network";
     else if (_connectivity == ConnectivityResult.wifi)
     _connectivityName = "WiFi Network";
     else
     _connectivityName = "No Network";
     notifyListeners();
     }
     }
     

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156. class ConnectivityModel extends Model {
     ConnectivityResult _connectivity;
     String _connectivityName;
     ConnectivityResult get connectivity => _connectivity;
     String get connectivityName => _connectivityName;
     void checkConnectivity() async {
     _connectivity = await (Connectivity().checkConnectivity());
     notifyListeners();
     if (_connectivity == ConnectivityResult.mobile)
     _connectivityName = "Mobile Network";
     else if (_connectivity == ConnectivityResult.wifi)
     _connectivityName = "WiFi Network";
     else
     _connectivityName = "No Network";
     notifyListeners();
     }
     }
     

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158. What about Demo?
     

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160. Scripted or Not?
     

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161. Why you should script your talks?
     

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162. YOU FOLLOW A ORDER & PROCESS
     

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163. YOU DON’T SAY RANDOM THINGS
     

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164. YOU CAN PERFECTLY TIME YOURSELF
     DURING REHEARSALS
     

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165. Why you should NOT script your talks?
     

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166. YOU CAN FORGET AND MESS THE
     ORDER
     

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167. BEAT YOURSELF UP
     AND BECOME
     NERVOUS
     

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169. EASY TO ADD RANDOM THINGS OR
     MAKE UP CONTENT ON SPOT
     

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170. MORE FOCUS ON THE AUDIENCE
     THAN THE CONTENT
     

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171. IT COULD END UP
     SOUNDING
     LIKE A SPEECH
     

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172. What about non-technical talks?
     

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173. Should you do Q/A?
     

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174. Tools
     Presentation Tools
     ● Google Slides
     ● Microsoft PowerPoint
     ● Keynote (Mac)
     Highlighting Tools
     ● Copy Paste from IDE :)
     ● Carbon.sh
     ● SlidesCodeHighlighter
     

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175. References:
     ● https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osVpqz10UP8
     ● http://technicalcommunicationuk.com/?p=3707
     ● https://medium.com/@dormaindrewitz/how-to-write-an-abstract-fo
     r-your-conference-talk-or-webinar-66ae959be2e6
     

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176. Upcoming CFPs
     

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177. Thank you
     @ragdroid
     @pblead26
     

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