视频编码会议_我在编码事件和会议上进行了16次技术演讲。这是我学到的。-CSDN博客

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For several years now, I‘ve been watching tons of online conference talks. I’m always impressed by the willingness of people in the tech community to openly share knowledge with each other. So many people go out of their way to create free online learning materials or help out when you are stuck. These people really inspired me to try to teach what I knew and help others as well.

几年来，我一直在观看大量的在线会议讲座。技术社区中的人们愿意彼此公开分享知识总是给我留下深刻的印象。有那么多人竭尽全力来创建免费的在线学习材料或在遇到困难时提供帮助。这些人的确激发了我去尝试教我所学的知识，并帮助他人。

I really love teaching. It makes me feel fulfilled when I help someone and it also helps me learn. That was why I reached out to the local community over two years ago to help get a freeCodeCamp group started.

我真的很喜欢教学。当我帮助某人时，这会让我感到满足，也帮助我学习。这就是为什么两年多以前我与当地社区进行接触，以帮助建立一个freeCodeCamp组的原因。

We started off just meeting in coffee shops around town to discuss code and possibly work on projects together. After six months or so, the group started to grow and gain traction around town and we decided to start having more formal meetings with workshops and speakers giving talks. Since we needed speakers to give these talks, I thought, “Why can’t I give talks too?”

我们开始只是在镇上的咖啡店开会，讨论代码，并可能一起进行项目。大约六个月后，该小组开始发展壮大并在城镇各地吸引了大家，我们决定开始举行更正式的会议，研讨会和演讲者进行演讲。由于我们需要演讲者进行这些演讲，所以我想：“为什么我也不能演讲？”

My first talk I gave was to the freeCodeCampIndy group about “Making a Developer Blog.” Over a year later, with fifteen more talks and workshops under my belt, I’m so happy I took that first step to start teaching and speaking.

我的第一个演讲是关于freeCodeCampIndy组的“制作开发人员博客”。一年后，在我的带领下又进行了15场演讲和研讨会，我很高兴我迈出了第一步，开始教学和演讲。

首先，我的演讲和研讨会清单 (First, a list of my talks and workshops)

End of 2016:

2016年底：

freeCodeCampIndy (local) — Making a Developer Blog
freeCodeCampIndy(本地)—开发人员博客
Node Indy (local) — Serverless Applications with Node.js on AWS Lambda
Node Indy(本地)—在AWS Lambda上具有Node.js的无服务器应用程序
Indy Software Artisans (local) — Why you should use React Native for your Next Mobile App
Indy Software Artisans(本地)—为什么要在下一个移动应用中使用React Native

2017:

2017年：

IndyJS (local) — Programming Paradigms
IndyJS(本地)—编程范例
Indy.Code (conference)— 2 talks, React Native and Programming Paradigms in JS
Indy.Code(会议)— 2个演讲，JS中的React Native和编程范例
freeCodeCampIndy (local)— Build tools in JavaScript
freeCodeCampIndy(本地)—用JavaScript构建工具
Nebraska Code (conference) — 2 talks, React Native and Programming Paradigms in JS
内布拉斯加代码(会议)— 2个演讲，JS的React Native和编程范例
Detroit Code (conference) — 2 talks, React Native and Programming Paradigms in JS
底特律代码(会议)— 2个演讲，JS的React Native和编程范例
Indy AWS (local)— Serverless Applications on AWS
Indy AWS(本地)— AWS上的无服务器应用程序
Prarie Code (conference) — 2 talks, React Native and Programming Paradigms in JS and an 8-hour workshop on React/Redux
Prarie代码(会议)— 2个演讲，JS中的React Native和编程范例以及关于React / Redux的8小时研讨会
freeCodeCampIndy (local)— React Workshop (2-hours)
freeCodeCampIndy(本地)— React Workshop(2小时)
freeCodeCampIndy (local)— Intro to JavaScript Workshop
freeCodeCampIndy(本地)— JavaScript Workshop入门

2018:

2018年

NDC London (conference) — React Native
NDC伦敦(会议)— React Native

我所学习的挣扎和事情 (Struggles and Things I’ve Learned)

Speaking has taught me a lot. I’m much more confident now. I communicate better. I feel fulfilled and more professional. And I’m better at reading people.

口语教给我很多东西。我现在更加自信。我的沟通更好。我感到很满足，也更专业。而且我更擅长读书。

Conference speaking has also helped me learn to plan ahead with my schedule and partition my time better. I’m still not perfect by any means, but I am way better at these things than I was when I started.

会议演讲还帮助我学会了提前计划和安排时间。无论如何我还是不够完美，但是我在这些事情上比起步时要好得多。

The hardest thing for me has always been speaking in front of other people — even in a small group setting. I get severe social anxiety sometimes, and I used to have panic attacks sometimes just before I had to give a talk or a workshop. I did think about quitting quite a few times especially while I was alone at conferences in my hotel room.

对我而言，最困难的事情始终是在其他人面前讲话-即使是在小组会议中。有时我会感到严重的社交焦虑，在不得不演讲或研讨会之前，我有时会出现惊恐发作。我确实考虑过要退出很多次，尤其是当我独自一人在酒店房间的会议中时。

I tried Toastmasters for a (very short) while, but it was a little bit intimidating for me. Everyone there seemed really extroverted and I didn’t quite fit in.

我尝试了Toastmasters了很短的时间，但这对我来说有点吓人。那里的每个人似乎都很外向，我不太适应。

I’ve found that the best ways for me to practice are to grab a friend or two who will listen to me — even if they aren’t technical. Or to record myself giving the talk a few weeks ahead of time.

我发现，练习的最佳方法是抓住一个或两个会听我说话的朋友，即使他们不是专业人士。或者记录自己提前几周发表演讲的内容。

Basically, I just need to go through the whole presentation out loud a few times to see where it needs work. I’ve found that knowing what I’m going to say is way different than actually saying it.

基本上，我只需要大声浏览整个演示文稿几次，看看它需要在哪里工作。我发现知道我要说的与实际说的完全不同。

Fortunately, I love to push myself and prove to myself that I can do things that I’m not naturally good at. It’s been quite a while since my last panic attack and I feel awesome!

幸运的是，我喜欢自我推销，并向自己证明自己可以做我天生不擅长的事情。自上次惊恐发作以来已经有一段时间了，我感觉真棒！

成为会议发言人的一些技巧 (Some Tips for Becoming a Conference Speaker)

从本地聚会开始。 (Start at local meetups.)

The first talk I gave was on creating developer blogs at the local freeCodeCamp group. It was a great segue into speaking because there was no live coding or servers running or things that could go wrong. Plus it wasn’t overly technical. It just allowed me to get more comfortable speaking in public.

我的第一个演讲是关于在本地freeCodeCamp组创建开发人员博客。发言非常有趣，因为没有实时编码或服务器在运行，或者可能出错。另外，它并不过分技术。它只是让我在公共场合演讲变得更加自在。

遇见很多人。 (Meet lots of people.)

I got invited to my first conference because I met someone locally who happened to be running a conference. When I spoke at that conference, I happened to be invited to apply to several more conferences. I wasn’t really amazing at anything, I just met the right people at the right time.

我之所以被邀请参加我的第一次会议，是因为我在当地认识了一个正在开会的人。当我在那个会议上发言时，碰巧我被邀请参加另外几个会议。我什么都不是很惊奇，我只是在合适的时间遇到了合适的人。

在真实的人面前练习。 (Practice in front of real people.)

Make sure you set a date about two-weeks before your talk to practice in front of someone. You could alternatively record yourself and send it to someone to watch. (This is especially important if you are a procrastinator.)

确保在与某人面前练习演讲之前大约两周设定一个日期。您也可以录制自己的声音，然后将其发送给某人观看。 (如果您是拖延者，这尤其重要。)

This will make sure you don’t fall into the all-too-common habit of speakers to create their entire presentation only days or hours before their talk. More experienced speakers can cover up for this somewhat, but especially if you are new, it could turn out to be a disaster. Plus it adds unnecessary stress.

这样可以确保您不会在说话前几天或几个小时就习惯于演讲者创建整个演示文稿。经验丰富的演讲者可能会对此有所掩饰，但是特别是如果您是新手，这可能会是一场灾难。加上它会增加不必要的压力。

Don’t put it off — schedule time every week to work on it no matter what.

不要拖延-每周安排时间进行处理，无论如何。

始终要求反馈。 (Always ask for feedback.)

You can easily make a survey for free on Google Forms to get valuable tips, comments, and encouragement. This can be automatically converted to charts and tables for future referencing.

您可以轻松地在Google表单上免费进行问卷调查，以获取宝贵的提示，评论和鼓励。它可以自动转换为图表和表格，以备将来参考。

If you are speaking at a conference, there might already be some kind of survey set up for every speaker and talk. Just make sure you remind everyone at the end of your talk to go and fill it out.

如果您在会议上发言，则可能已经为每个演讲者和谈话设置了某种调查。只要确保您在演讲结束时提醒每个人都去填写即可。

If it’s a smaller audience, then you might be able to just ask people in person or online afterwards.

如果受众较小，那么您之后可以直接亲自或在线问人。

我的未来演讲计划 (My Future Speaking Plans)

I will be traveling to London in January. I’ve applied at two more conferences, so far and I’m planning to give some Vue.js and AWS talks next year (and maybe a few more I’ve been kicking around).

我将在一月份去伦敦。到目前为止，我已经在另外两个会议上提出了申请，并且我计划在明年进行一些Vue.js和AWS演讲(也许我已经开始讨论了一些)。

I’m kind of shy but I love meeting people, so if you see me at a conference please say ‘hello’ :)

我有点害羞，但我喜欢和别人见面，所以如果您在会议上见到我，请说“你好” :)