Kim Arnett [she/her] leads the mobile team at Deque Systems, bringing expertise in iOS development and a strong focus on accessibility, user experience, and team dynamics.
I've tried this multiple occasions and it's just a point of failure. A trick of the trade is to have all your code in another file and copy, paste it as you need it. Huge spaces/comments make it easier to separate it out.
You'll always fumble in front of a crowd- even the most brilliant people I know don't live code.
As for calming nerves/speaking - I can say once you get started it just starts flowing out of your mouth like lava and your nerves will disappear. :) Have a structure/outline next to you so if you blank you have a reference point.
Good luck! Sounds like a great workshop!
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My advice is don't live code..
I've tried this multiple occasions and it's just a point of failure. A trick of the trade is to have all your code in another file and copy, paste it as you need it. Huge spaces/comments make it easier to separate it out.
You'll always fumble in front of a crowd- even the most brilliant people I know don't live code.
As for calming nerves/speaking - I can say once you get started it just starts flowing out of your mouth like lava and your nerves will disappear. :) Have a structure/outline next to you so if you blank you have a reference point.
Good luck! Sounds like a great workshop!