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Saw this and remembered when I made some HTML slides during my first year on the OASIS XDI technical committee in 2005. I used Docbook, and the Slide document t
by Communitivity 7y ago
Saw this and remembered when I made some HTML slides during my first year on the OASIS XDI technical committee in 2005. I used Docbook, and the Slide document template created by Norm Walsh:
http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/slides/current/doc/ http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/slides/current/doc/
He and I differed quite a bit on XDI (he was not on the XDI TC but provided feedback as part of a public review), and I still think something like XDI will exist in the future, but I have to give him credit - Docbook is an awesome tool.
There's also DITA (a more modular, but also more complicated, Docbook alternative from OASIS). There's a plugin for DITA that lets you do slides in DITA and create Reveal.js based HTML presentations.
https://github.com/doctales/org.doctales.reveal https://github.com/doctales/org.doctales.reveal