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社交电商趋势演讲稿

UPDATE: Better quality videos from another conference were found and are up here.

更新：找到了另一个会议的质量更高的视频，这些视频位于此处。

First, a disclaimer. This is some really seriously guerilla video. Paul Mooney was kind enough to bust out his video camera and film my keynote at Devscovery in NYC this last Monday. (This was the same trip where I hung out at the Fog Creek offices and did a "Hanselminutes on Channel 9" video.)

首先，免责声明。 这是一些非常认真的游击视频。 保罗·穆尼( Paul Mooney)很友善地摆弄摄像机，并于上周一在纽约Devscovery拍摄了我的主题演讲。 (这是我在Fog Creek办公室闲逛并进行“ Hanselminutes on Channel 9”录像的同一趟旅程。)

Paul edited the video and put it up on Blip.tv. Here's a link to the WMV file if you want to download it. You can also watch it embedded at Neuronspark. He put a lot of work into the editing, so thank you Paul for your community efforts!

保罗编辑了视频并将其放在Blip.tv上。 这是一个 如果要下载，请链接到WMV文件。 您也可以在Neuronspark上观看嵌入的内容。 他在编辑中投入了大量工作，因此感谢Paul为您所做的社区努力！

I was a little silly so it was a lot more informal then most of my talks. I ran it like a classroom/university lecture with a lot of interactivity. Basically, the talk was loose, so be aware.

我有点傻，所以比我的大多数谈话都非正式得多。 我像在教室/大学讲课那样进行很多互动。 基本上，谈话是松散的，所以要注意。

One of the things that I liked about this talk was that the talk was largely influenced by a StackOverflow question. The idea was to make a talk about Social Networking using a Social Networking site. I also think, that while the question isn't a programming-specific question, it's a good example of all things community (crowd-sourced)-related.

我喜欢本次演讲的一件事是，这次演讲很大程度上受StackOverflow问题的影响。 这个想法是要使用社交网站来谈论社交网络。 我还认为，尽管该问题不是特定于编程的问题，但它是社区(众包)相关的所有事物的一个很好的例子。

People voted on the best answer, some voted to shut down the question completely (!), comments broke out in the question and some answers, and the question was eventually turned into a "community wiki" question with collective ownership.

人们对最佳答案进行了投票，有人对完全关闭该问题进行投票(！)，该问题和一些答案中出现了评论，该问题最终变成了具有集体所有权的“社区Wiki”问题。

Here's a snapshot of the StackOverflow question (in case it's edited). Forgive the self-quoting:

这是StackOverflow问题的快照(以防被编辑)。 原谅自己的报价：

社交网站如何使您成为更好的开发人员？ (How can social networking sites make you a better developer?)

我明天上午9点在Devscovery发表主题演讲。 标题是“开发人员社交网络”。 90分钟长，我不想浪费任何人的时间。 (I am giving a keynote at Devscovery tomorrow at 9am. The title is "Social Networking for Developers." It's 90 minutes long and I don't want to waste anyone's time.)

Everyone I talk to who uses Twitter, Blogs, StackOverflow, etc, says that these sites make them "better developers." However, few are able to qualify HOW and fewer will are able to quantify HOW MUCH better.

我与使用Twitter，博客，StackOverflow等的人交谈的人都说，这些网站使它们成为“更好的开发人员”。 但是，很少有人能够鉴定HOW，而能够更好地定量鉴定HOW的人就很少。

Is it just about getting answers to questions? Is it about the developer's third place?

仅仅是为了获得问题的答案吗？ 与开发者的第三名有关吗？

Help me, O Stack Overflow, O great social network of developers, with my Keynote on Social Networking. ;)

O Stack Overflow，O伟大的开发人员社交网络，我的社交网络主题演讲为我提供了帮助。 ;)

What makes developers, usually an anti-social bunch, strive to use the internet for social purposes?

是什么使开发人员(通常是反社会群体)努力将互联网用于社交目的？

How do Social Networking sites help you better do your job?

社交网站如何帮助您更好地完成工作？

And here's the answer with the most votes, from Rob P.:

这是Rob P.的票数最高的答案：

• Social Networks are loaded with people who will remind you not to wait until the night before a talk to ask such questions :)

  社交网络上载满了很多人，他们会提醒您不要等到深夜才可以提出这样的问题：)

But seriously, I think the biggest thing it does is remind people what a good developer can be. If you are someone who enjoys to go for a jog 2-3 times a week, you could very easily be the best runner you know. You might think that what you do is at or near the limit of what anyone could expect to do.

但是，认真的说，我认为它做的最大事情就是提醒人们什么是优秀的开发人员。 如果您喜欢每周慢跑2-3次，那么您很容易成为您认识的最好的跑步者。 您可能会认为您所做的事已经达到或接近任何人期望做的事。

Until you go to a 5k filled with other serious runners. Then you realize where you stand.

直到您挤满了其他认真的跑步者进入5k为止。 然后，您意识到自己的立场。

As a younger/not so great developer - I used to think I was a great developer. I was the best developer in my family, the best developer of all my friends and when I finally got into programming classes at school, I was the best then. Even in college. And, honestly, even in a lot of the jobs I've had.

作为一个年轻/不太出色的开发人员-我曾经以为我是一个出色的开发人员。 我是我家族中最好的开发人员，也是我所有朋友中最好的开发人员，当我终于在学校上编程课时，我当时是最好的。 即使在大学。 而且，老实说，即使我从事过很多工作。

The reminder that there are other people out there who really are leaps and bounds ahead of me and the exposure to things I didn't know existed or were possible - gives me something to strive for.

提醒我的是，还有其他人确实在我之前突飞猛进，暴露于我不知道存在或可能发生的事情，这使我有所努力。

The answers and resulting discussion, along with some tips I've developed on blogging added up to a fun talk where I eventually ran out of time. I hope to give this talk again in a more organized and formal setting in the future.

答案和由此产生的讨论，以及我在博客开发中获得的一些技巧，最终使我度过了一段无聊的闲聊。 我希望以后再以更有条理和正式的方式再次进行此演讲。

Enjoy!

请享用！

翻译自: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/social-networking-for-developers-conference-talk-video

社交电商趋势演讲稿