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A Dev’s Guide to Demoing

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Demos fail fast so plan for failures: if dev or WAN is down pre-record a short video and save it to the desktop, include a before and after bug recording; use built-ins like Windows Game Bar or QuickTime, or OBS/SnagIt/ScreenCam for mobile. Target three audience types—business, QA, peers—and tailor depth; keep bug fixes under five minutes, break big features into chunks, practice a quick run and keep notes.

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  1. 0:00Why demos matter
  2. 1:44Know your audience first
  3. 5:56Murphy’s law of demos
  4. 8:43Fixing demo disasters
  5. 13:19Pre-record your demo
  6. 17:12Tools for recording demos
  7. 20:23Last-minute demo steps
  8. 22:29Structure your demo clearly
  9. 24:33Presenting with confidence
  10. 27:00Practice makes perfect
  11. 29:53Handling feedback
  12. 33:06Key demo takeaways
  13. 35:58Q&A session
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