Here’s the conclusion of my talk at Que Du Web 2017 in Deauville.
I fast-forward through what we covered in the previous weeks, and we draw the lessons from it.
Here’s the conclusion of my talk at Que Du Web 2017 in Deauville.
I fast-forward through what we covered in the previous weeks, and we draw the lessons from it.
The second-to-last part of my talk at Que Du Web 2017 in Deauville.
Here we explore an algorithm that comes out of graph theory and can do automatic keyword extraction, as well as automatic article summaries.
The rest of my talk at Que Du Web 2017 in Deauville.
In this third part, we get into something more concrete for SEOs, with the PageRank algorithm: why it’s often misunderstood (and therefore misused), and how to approach it properly so you really understand how PR flows through your site.
Or for your desktop, for that matter!
A memorable sunset on Belle-Île-en-Mer, resized to fit the Freebox screen format.
The rest of my talk at Que Du Web 2017 in Deauville.
It’s about graphs, history (with a small h and a capital H), algorithms and practical applications, SEO in particular.
In this second episode, I try to convince you that trees and graphs are actually part of our history, and have always been used to organize and pass on knowledge.
Read more From graphs… to words, ep2
A “remake” of my talk at Que Du Web 2017 in Deauville.
It’s about graphs, history (with a small h and a capital H), algorithms and practical applications, SEO in particular.
In this first episode: “Graphs are everywhere, including in everyday life”.
Read more From graphs… to words, ep1
What I’m about to tell you is a completely true story.
I haven’t made anything up or watered anything down; I’m giving you my memories just as they are.
When I was a kid, the dictionaries and big books around the house were stuffed with four-leaf clovers.
Superstition? Lucky charms? A collector’s obsession? Not at all.
Quite simply, my mother has an unusual gift.
Ever since she was a little girl, she’s seen what ordinary mortals can’t.
Today, with no fuss at all, I’m opening this section.
This site was only ever meant to be a “business card”, but it’s going to end up hosting more personal things, stuff I wouldn’t necessarily have published elsewhere, on more “professional” sites.
Personal accounts, slices of life, true stories, books that touched me personally…
See you soon!
Sylvain