We’ve been hard at work adding some new features to ShowMeDo, the first (just released) allows you to navigate between videos by Tags. See Steven Devijver’s first Perl video, scroll under the video and you’ll see ‘Tags: ‘. All videos have tags, let us know if we should add more. More features to come…
Lucas and Marius have created two new videos in their German Python series, this time covering “Das print-Statement” and “Kommentare, Variablen und Datentypen”. The series is now four videos long.
“This 10 minute demo shows how easy it is to install Ruby, Rails, Apache, Mongrel, Subversion, and MySQL on an Ubuntu server. Capistrano and the deprec gem (deployment recipes) are used to automate the installation process with only a few commands. It finishes with a deployment of a Rails app to the newly built server!” - 1 video, 10 minutes, Geoffrey Grosenbach
Ryan Carson has posted an entry asking for start-ups to blog about their founding experiences and a number of small companies are posting details.
If you want about how ShowMeDo started, see my comment over on Ryan’s post. Dary, down the road at timetotrade.eu, has also commented about his experiences.
“In der zweiten Episode geht es um ein wichtiges Grundwerkzeug eines jeden Python Programmierers: Die Benutzung des print Statements.” - 1 video (of 2), 3 minutes, Lucas Holland and Marius Meinert
“This fourth showmedo covers arrays, ranges, the foreach loop statement and the scope of variables.” - 1 video (of 4), 8 minutes, Steven Devijver
“The aim of these videos is to convey basic pyGame programming knowledge to you.” - 3 videos, 24 minutes, Florian Mayer
“Aaron Fay introduces ActionScript - covering basic interactivity, a user-defined class and the use of built-in classes.” - 3 videos, 20 minutes, Aaron Fay
“Discover the difference between raster graphics and vector images as Aaron shows you the pros and cons of each.” - 2 videos, 17 minutes, Aaron Fay
“Diese erste Episode einer ganzen Reihe von ShowMeDos zeigt grundlegende Konzepte der Programmierung auf.” - 1 video (first in a series), 3 minutes, Lucas Holland and Marius Meinert
