Drag and Drop Webinar Content

Thank you to those who attended the Drag and Drop webinar.
We hope that you found it informative.

The sample solution can be checked out from the following SVN
https://subversion.servoy.com/examples

Here is the slide preso:
[attachment=0]Servoy_DnD.pdf[/attachment]

Servoy_DnD.pdf (50.8 KB)

Hi Sean,

Thanks for the PDF slide of your presentation. I couldn’t attend the webinar. Was it record it?

JC

Yes it was recorded and will be uploaded when the rendering is done. We re-render the webinars nowadays so Mac users have less problems viewing them.

Is there a quick guide or link that explains how to check out the solution form the SVN on Servoy?

some steps you need to do:

We are still fighting with Google Video support to get a proper resolution video on Google Video, for now the full H.264 video is made available. It’s large but the quality is pretty good:

http://servoy.com/misc/dnd.mp4

If you have troubles opening the url above (can occur on older operating systems) try opening with VLC. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

I can upload it to our vimeo account if you want??

Just for now (testing) you can find it here: http://www.vimeo.com/10549570

Jan Aleman:
… for now the full H.264 video is made available. It’s large but the quality is pretty good:

http://servoy.com/misc/dnd.mp4

I really like the mp4 format. I actually can upload it into my iPhone and play it from anywhere. It would be great if you render all future webinar in this format. Thank you very much!

I think vimeo would be bether, because at default everybody with Flash can see it, without installing anything.
AND with vimeo, you can also download the original mp4 file, so the best of both worlds, I think ;-)

Agreed, we will be uploading all future recorded webinars to vimeo.

It’s a bit of a grey area, but you may be crossing over into Vimeo’s non-commercial use policy with Servoy webinar videos:

http://www.vimeo.com/guidelines

Good point, looks like we can’t post on vimeo. Other suggestions for video sites?

We’ve been looking at:

http://vzaar.com/about/vimeo

I’ve uploaded a copy to screencast.com. It offers one click export from Camtasia.

http://www.screencast.com/t/Yzg5YTlj

Quality looks very good and speed is good.