A quick screencast demoing an experimental new git-annex feature, metadata driven views.

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Credits:

• RichiH for https://github.com/RichiH/conference_proceedings
• Michi for keyboard cat cameo

A 10 minute screencast showing how to use the git-annex assistant on a local network, with your own server.

A 8 minute screencast introducing the ?git-annex assistant.

A quick screencast demoing the git annex webapp and automatic USB drive mount detection and syncing.

git-annex-webapp.ogg (8 MB)

A screencast demoing the git-annex assistant syncing between Nicaragua and the United Kingdom.

git-annex-assistant.ogg (12 MB)

A quick screencast demoing the git annex watch daemon.

git-annex-watch.ogg (3 MB)

This 30 minute screencast shows me coding in haskell as I add a new feature to git-annex.

git-annex coding in haskell.ogg (38 MB) | on vimeo

I generated a code swarm animation of commits to the d-i project with help from Frans Pop. I had planned to set it to music, but never got the chance. Instead, Christian Perrier used it during a lightning talk at DebConf9, and provided great commentary on the events shown in it.

I combined video of Christian's talk with higher-quality excerpts of my original code swarm video to produce this.

d-i code swarm.avi (54 MB)

Not a screencast as such, this code swarm video depicts commits to ikiwiki.

ikiwiki swarm.avi (18 MB)