On Tue, 28 May 2013 23:38:47 +0100 Mateusz Loskot <[email protected]> wrote:
ML> I've just came back form the first London C++ Meeting ML> at Google Campus [1] where I had pleasure to give introductory ML> talk about SOCI, on basic idea behind the library and ML> core concepts the library heavily relies on. ML> ML> Here are the talk slides: ML> ML> http://slid.es/mloskot/soci Hi Mateusz, Congratulations for the nice presentations, thanks for making the slides available and sorry for not finally being able to come to London to meet you, unfortunately I just had too much of other work recently to be able to do it. When is the next meeting? ;-) ML> I guess, it may serve as not-a-bad overview for anyone ML> new to SOCI, before diving into the SOCI source ML> code and documentation. People love slides, usually (not as much as graphs, but as it's going to be a bit difficult to produce those for SOCI, we'll have to do with what we have ;-), so I'd definitely add a link to them to SOCI home page. ML> I may update the slides in future or derive new talks. ML> Feel free to use it yourself if you like. Not that I have any plans to reuse them, but I just wonder: how can people actually do it? I.e. what are the "sources" of the slides and can they be obtained from slid.es somehow? Anyhow, once again, this is a very nice short introduction to SOCI, thanks! VZ
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