[O] Talks about Org Babel
Dear all, a colleague from the computer science department of our university saw our paper about Org-mode in the Journal of Statistical Software, and has asked me to give a seminar about it. I myself only make limited use of Org Babel myself, and I would have to start from scratch to prepare that presentation. So I was wondering if anyone here has already given talks about Org Babel, and if there is some material (Slides and examples good for a talk) that I could use to get a fast start. Thanks - Carsten
Re: [O] Talks about Org Babel
Carsten Dominik carsten.domi...@gmail.com writes: Dear all, a colleague from the computer science department of our university saw our paper about Org-mode in the Journal of Statistical Software, and has asked me to give a seminar about it. I myself only make limited use of Org Babel myself, and I would have to start from scratch to prepare that presentation. So I was wondering if anyone here has already given talks about Org Babel, and if there is some material (Slides and examples good for a talk) that I could use to get a fast start. Thanks - Carsten Hi Carsten, First thing: I think Stephen Eglen curates a list of org mode material. So maybe you'll find sth there. Also feel free to make use of my presentation at the useR2011. But beware, it is quite theoretical (reproducible research) and the examples are very basic. You can find the pdf and the sources (old babel syntax...) here: http://www.ams.med.uni-goettingen.de/amsneu/download/2011_useR.pdf http://www.ams.med.uni-goettingen.de/amsneu/download/org-mode_useR2011.tar.gz - Andreas
Re: [O] Talks about Org Babel
Hi Carsten, I was also asked to give a talk in relation to our recent paper (by the high performance computing group at my university). My talk will be on March 25th, and I have not yet begun to prepare slides, but I will certainly share them with you once I get started. I'll likely keep them in a public git repository on github -- I'll follow up to this email once I've created the repository. I'm planning on using epresent [1] to run my presentation directly from an Org-mode file as that way I should be able to run demos directly from the presentation, but such a file should likely also be useful for export to Beamer. Cheers, Carsten Dominik carsten.domi...@gmail.com writes: Dear all, a colleague from the computer science department of our university saw our paper about Org-mode in the Journal of Statistical Software, and has asked me to give a seminar about it. I myself only make limited use of Org Babel myself, and I would have to start from scratch to prepare that presentation. So I was wondering if anyone here has already given talks about Org Babel, and if there is some material (Slides and examples good for a talk) that I could use to get a fast start. Thanks - Carsten Footnotes: [1] https://github.com/eschulte/epresent -- Eric Schulte http://cs.unm.edu/~eschulte/
