On Mar 18, 2005, at 1:00 PM, Avi Bryant wrote:

On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 19:16:21 +0100, Romain Robbes romain.robbes@lu.unisi.ch wrote:

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Hi all,

    Here is a link to the slides I used today to make a 1h30 

lecture of Seaside to first-year students. They might be valuable to people looking for input when preparing other slides. You might notice that some figures where copypasted from Alexandre Bergel's one ;-).

Romain, this is great stuff. Do you mind if I link to it from seaside.st?

No, not at all. I'll be glad of that ;-).

I'll be doing another lecture on wednesday, with stuff that I did not cover here. Maybe some of the stuff here should be reworked, as a tiny bit relies on knowledge the students acquired last semester.

Seems like we might need to create a special page for tutorial slides, there are getting to be quite a number...

That would be a good idea, they are right now a bit difficult to access on the site. Just putting them in the Documentation page might be a good start.

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Thanks Romain. These are really good. Do you mind if we reuse them?

On Apr 5, 2005 12:04 PM, Romain Robbes romain.robbes@lu.unisi.ch wrote:

Hi all,

I just uploaded an updated version of the slides of the two lectures I gave on Seaside. The first one was 1h30 long, and the second one 1 hour long, covering a few more advanced subjects such as forms, css, and useful components.

You can find them at: http://www.inf.unisi.ch/~robbesr/seaside

You can find the source code of the tic tac toe example there too, for Visualworks and Squeak.

Cheers, Romain

On Mar 17, 2005, at 7:16 PM, Romain Robbes wrote:

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Hi all,

  Here is a link to the slides I used today to make a 1h30 lecture of

Seaside to first-year students. They might be valuable to people looking for input when preparing other slides. You might notice that some figures where copypasted from Alexandre Bergel's one ;-).

  The plan is roughly as follows :

• Web programming, classical and Seaside approach, 30 minutes.
• How does Seaside work, 30 minutes. (With examples using the counter

and the store along with the slides)

• Step-by-step example : tic-tac-toe, 30 minutes (You might be

interested in the code, or try to implement it ;-) )

Note that a tiny part of the material is specific, since it relies on the knowledge the students have of Scheme.

I will do another, shorter lecture next week (1 hour) on more advanced concepts, as I had to skip forms for example to fit in the short time schedule.

The slides (500K) are at : http://www.info.unicaen.fr/~rrobbes/seaslides.pdf

Any feedback is of course appreciated.

Cheers, Romain

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