Piro’s Sakura’s Takahashi Method based Presentation in XUL Returns
is an XUL-based application for giving Takahashi method presentations. I was so impressed that I pseudo-translated the introductory slide deck from Japanese to English.
Mozilla users can see the result by clicking here. (Everybody else… sorry. Install FireFox if you are really curious.)
Many thanks to Piro Sakura and other contributors for making this software available.
Hat tip to Autrijus Tang, who uses a variant of this software. I found the Japanese version via the embedded comments in his OSDC 2005 presentations (link to one of them).
Update: I should’ve mentioned:
Update 2: Tim points out that there is no good reason to think that “Sakura” is Piro’s surname. Now fixed.
Following in the footsteps of Mark Rees and Andy Todd, I am posting my OSDC 2005 presentation, Six Things Groovy Can Do For You (pdf). Enjoy!
Just got back from Open Source Developers Conference 2005. Here’s my brain-dump of some neat links, while I remember:
I thought I was pouring oil onto troubled waters, but it turned out I was pouring oil onto troubled fires.
I’m astounded that IBM condone the use of this word: Portalizing.