[python-advocacy] re Python bug tracker screencast

[Tal Einat]

Harald Armin Massa wrote:
>>
>> Because it's my first, I'd really appreciate comments on how to
>> improve it.
>>
> Recommendations:
>
> 3) you click on a bug to track down. Maybe take your speech "let's
> look at ... by clicking on the title" BEFORE you click
>
Generally, I find that screen-casts which give some indication of when
the mouse is clicked are much easier to follow, and I think it would
be especially useful in this screen-cast since part of what you're
showing is how to use the interface.

On a similar note, it isn't obvious how you reached the list of
comments, although you do mention they are "after this meta-data";
scrolling the window with the mouse would be preferable.

> 6) found tickets are ordered by priority (voice) mouse is pointing on
> status. Is status==priority?
>
Perhaps add a brief note on when priority is set and by whom?


Maybe a few words on how to create an issue (including that you have
to register to do so) would fit nicely here? I can imagine users
wanting to report a bug (and perhaps check if it has previously been
reported) would look for this info in such a screen-cast.


This is a great idea and the execution is good! Short, clear and to the point :)

This would have saved me (and surely many others) some trial and error
after the switch to roundup...
- Tal