Speaking

About a month ago, I was invited to participate in an online panel discussion on a Continuous Discussions (#c9d9) episode, which was organized by Electric Cloud. It was set up over Google Hangouts and everyone had some really great thoughts. If you've ever participated in a well-organized open spaces session or sat in on a speakers panel at a conference, it felt a little bit like that. I'd encourage you to check it out.

It's been a good 4 years since I last gave a public presentation in Memphis (it was on PowerShell), so I figured it was time to give another talk. Tonight, I gave a short talk on CasperJS at the Memphis Java User Group.

If you seriously still haven't heard or used PowerShell yet, come to my Little Rock DNUG presentation on the topic on Monday, July 13. Or, if you're busy Monday night because you're going to hear Keith Elder speak on Velocity to the Fort Smith DNUG, then come Tuesday night to hear me give my PowerShell presentation to the Conway DNUG instead!

Sharing the slides and notes from my PowerShell presentations to MNUG

Tonight, I presented on PowerShell to the Fort Smith .NET User Group.org/). It was my first presentation/speech since college! Fortunately, it seems to have gone over well and I think I helped drive some interest in PowerShell. Here are my slides and other relevant links for any of those who attended.

I didn't expect to add a Speaking category to my blog just yet, but... well, here it is, my premiere Speaking post.

When public speaking goes wrong...