suggestions.txt

- The talk has 54 slides, too much for 50 min.
50 min / 40 slides = 75 seg/slide, since some of them would be jokes or separators, should it be ~45 slides?
We should reserve the last 10min for Q&A or for over timing.

    Part 1: About Python (16 slides, 4 light-slides)
Introduction to the language
    Part 2: Thinking Pythonic (12 slides, 2/3 light-slides)
Diving into Python unique features
    Part 3: Import coolstuff (11 slides, 2/3 light-slides)
More about community and Python's ecosystem
    Part 4: Interactive (5 slides, 1 light-slide)
A bit of Python's awesomeness

Part 1:
- Slides 7..8, python rankings. Could be merged?
- Slides 9..10, exchange the order? (so python is successful because of both slides)
- Slides 11, remove? ('different' could be used against us), we didn't talk about decorators either (last item)
- Slides 14..15, Changed title to: for loop [in C / in Python], in order to not be confused with iterators
- Slides 16..17, explain that further details on list comprehensions will be given later

Part 2:
- Material Class (26), description method returns the title

Part 3:
- Slides PyPI, could be merged into one or two with a live example?
- Slides import coolstuf, two slides? live example?

- Slides 38..41, could be merged? (one, two?, perhaps a live example?)
- Slides 43..45, could be merged? (two?, slide 44 will be a live example?)
- Slides 49..50 (should we talk about Kivi?)

TODO: Organize live examples with numbers and reference them on the presentation
TODO: Check if fonts (color / size) used are the same accross the whole presentation
TODO: Check for highlighting