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Creating code samples for API/SDK documentation (webinar recording, slides, and audio)

by Tom Johnson on May 30, 2014
categories: api-doc podcasts

Listen here:

Yesterday I gave a presentation to the soap! conference group on creating code samples.

Here's the video recording:

(Note that the audio in the link above is crisper than the audio in the video.)

Here are the slides:

Here's a link to the PowerPoint file: zip file | pptx file.

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Tom Johnson

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