Add script for command intro #15
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sfcasts/command_intro.md
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| # Pattern Anatomy | ||
| Let's see the parts that compose the command pattern: | ||
| - It has a Command Interface with a single public method that's usually called `execute()`, it can |
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Having big spots of talking and no coding is common in the early chapters - and probably even more common with the topics you like to cover Diego ;) - and we can use Danielle to add diagrams, which look great, but that's a slow process. So we need to keep in mind: what's being shown on the screen here? The ideal / laziest is to show some thing - code in editor, website, etc - so that we have to add minimal diagrams after. Long video pauses are the enemy, that's why I eventually learned to not write scripts in this much detail. But then talk while video recording then transcribe THAT into this rough script. That help with timing and avoiding too much talking while nothing happens on your computer.
Video recording is 95% just coding and saying out loud what you're doing. And 5% explanations that form a basis for the script
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Thank you for the insight. I'll keep it in mind. I thought it would be easier for me if I just read my script while recording because I don't want to improvise the explanation, but well, that's just a matter of practice and confidence
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| - command-intro |
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@MolloKhan Btw, the actual file name is sfcasts/command_intro.md, i.e. with the underscore instead of dash... I think we should match style in both cases, probably sfcasts/command-intro.md is the correct one.
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yep, I already fixed that. Thanks anyways
Hey @weaverryan
Here is the intro script for the command pattern. It's more or less what I'll say on camera. I'd love your thoughts on this, and feel free to change any sentence