Python for Humans

The slides don't fit vertically on my screen, so some of the content is cut off. There's no scroll bar so initially it was difficult to figure how to see the info cut off from the bottom. Chrome's text zoom out didn't work either.

I had to highlight the text and drag downwards in order to see the content. But it was annoying having to do this for every slide with a lot of content.

Otherwise, these libraries seem really useful. Thanks for this.

Re: Python for Humans

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Post by minikomi » Tue, Jan 03, 2012, 3:22 PM UTC

y3di wrote: post #7

The slides don't fit vertically on my screen, so some of the content is cut off. There's no scroll bar so initially it was difficult to figure how to see the info cut off from the bottom. Chrome's text zoom out didn't work either. I had to highlight the text and drag downwards in order to see the content. But it was annoying having to do this for every slide with a lot of content. Otherwise, these libraries seem real…

Had the same problem but Chrome zoomed out for me.. (Chrome 16 -> [command -] on a mac.)

Re: Python for Humans

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Post by Symmetry » Tue, Jan 03, 2012, 3:22 PM UTC

kenneth_reitz wrote: post #6

drivingmenuts wrote: post #5

Hangs on the first slide unless I'm doing something really wrong.

Try the arrow keys

Or SPACE and SHIFT-SPACE. But it also took me a bit to figure out how to navigate the slides.

Re: Python for Humans

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Post by WayneDB » Tue, Jan 03, 2012, 3:35 PM UTC

kenneth_reitz wrote: post #6

drivingmenuts wrote: post #5

Hangs on the first slide unless I'm doing something really wrong.

Try the arrow keys

It took me at least 30 seconds to figure that out. I clicked darn near every pixel on the page before that occurred to me :)

I guess you really stick by that rule of "one way to do it", huh? I kid. Great presentation, I like your passion and I hope that your call to arms is answered.