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I threw a similar project together for our Lightning Talks at work. It takes a specially-formatted Markdown file and generates some html5-slides. Code highlight
by adamzap 16y ago
I threw a similar project together for our Lightning Talks at work. It takes a specially-formatted Markdown file and generates some html5-slides. Code highlighting and a few other feature should be coming soon.
http://github.com/adamzap/html5-slides-markdown http://github.com/adamzap/html5-slides-markdown
I'll try to put a sample presentation up tonight.
Slippy seems more feature-rich right now though. Great job.
- jvoorhis 16y agoThis looks really decent. I was planning on hacking in html5 slide support for Pandoc, but this would scratch the itch just as well.
- LaPingvino 16y agoThere is s5-support in Pandoc :)
- jvoorhis 16y agoThat was the inspiration. I find the output of our slide template to be much friendlier, but the build system itself is a little rough. The Pandoc S5 examples using Markdown look much more convenient.