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Zach, what software did you use to make those slides? They are beautiful. Thanks.
by icandoitbetter 15y ago
Zach, what software did you use to make those slides? They are beautiful. Thanks.
- azal 15y agoHe used speakerdeck.com
- xentronium 15y agoThere is a link in top left corner: http://speakerdeck.com/u/holman/p/how-github-uses-github-to-build-github http://speakerdeck.com/u/holman/p/how-github-uses-github-to-... Seems like they are in some kind of closed beta.
- ma2rten 15y agoI don't think speakersdeck makes slides. It's just a tool to share them.
- holman 15y agoKeynote. I use SpeakerDeck to share them with people (love, love, love SpeakerDeck... they really nailed the project. Still in private beta for now, I think.)
- telemachos 15y ago> love, love, love SpeakerDeck... Just two cents from a user's point of view (someone viewing not uploading the slides). I think the interface is very pretty, but it lacks a few features that seem essential to me. First, you can only advance or go back one slide at a time. There's no easy way to jump to a specific slide if you want to go back or forward and review something. Second, there's no download option. (From the point of view of some uploaders and SpeakerDeck, this may be a feature not a lack of one.) I understand that it's still in beta, so this isn't a major complaint, but I would love to see these features added.
- kalid 15y agoIt's not apparent, but you can mouse over the progress bar for a real-time preview of any slide. You can then click to jump to that location.