Personally I got a Camtasia for Mac license if that helps... but of course I can't share it :)
On Sat, Nov 13, 2010 at 2:06 AM, David Blevins <[email protected]> wrote: > So when we did the demos at the ApacheCon session last Friday, it was quite > the experience. People's faces just lit right up! > > The coolest thing was I just did them straight from the examples zip we make > available on the website, including creating the Intellij projects on the > fly, opening them up and running the example right there. Sort of a "nothing > up the sleeve" approach so people could witness the entire process > first-hand, download to run. > > After the first demo, some one said, "what about Web Services?". No problem, > I said. Changed into the simple-webservice example, generated an Intellij > project, popped it open and ran it. "Wow", was the reaction. After which > came, "Well, what about WebService security?". Again, no problem. Changed > into the "webservice-security" example, same process, same "wow" reaction. > This happened a couple times and was quite fun. > > Since then I've been thinking some more screencasts would be great. Not long > 10 minute ones with lots of talking, but rather super quick demos, aimed at 2 > minutes or less. Who doesn't have two minutes? > > Not sure if it can be done in 2 minutes, but seems like a really fun idea. > Inspired by the ApacheCon Lightening Talks, which are 5 minutes or less, I > thought it would be fun to call them Lightening Demos. > > Maybe with the goal that each example page has a short "Lightening Demo" link. > > > Thoughts? > > Been a while since we chatted about screencasts or did any. We got a license > for ScreenFlow from telestream.net for doing screencasts. If anyone wants > the key, just let me know. > > > -David > >
