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My presentations, using Reveal.js (mostly in Portuguese).
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variable/function visibility 		10 years ago
_external updated highlight.js 11 years ago
_images starting a presentation about c++ 10 years ago
jointjs added some graphs to explain things a bit better 10 years ago
spa now showing spa 10 years ago
.gitignore added an index, so we can publish it normally 11 years ago
README.md added the URL where things are going live in the readme 11 years ago
ajax-sosp-cors-csrf.html this should be good 10 years ago
base.html everything is now local 11 years ago
cpp.html variable/function visibility 10 years ago
flask.html there was a config section lost in the middle of nowhere; added more info about why it is so good. 11 years ago
gitflow.html Merge branch 'master' of github.com:jbiason/presentations 11 years ago
gitsvn.html a few more facts about log 10 years ago
good-practices.html also, about how to deal with the data 10 years ago
gtg-hamster.html timetracking with gtg and hamster 10 years ago
index.html added noconflict to the index; changed the names to make them fit the image sizes 10 years ago
noconflict.html completed the noconflict presentation 10 years ago
pylint.html more warnings described and solutions given 10 years ago
pypoa.html now trying to make the presentions local 11 years ago
python.html more python things 11 years ago
rest.html rest is now local 11 years ago
spa.html added a real example and the finisher 10 years ago
tmuxpp.html removed tmux pinpoint and added tmux reveal.js 11 years ago
vim.html more vim stuff 10 years ago

README.md

README

A bunch of my presentions, in Reveal.js format, most (if not all) in Portuguese.

The canonical place for these presentations is in my website.