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Show HN: Impressi | a WYSIWYG editor for impress.js

• doubleshadow 15y ago
  Impressi only supports webkit based browsers
  • leeoniya 15y ago
    i'm not sure how developers overlook that most browsers on the web are NOT webkit. i'm not about to leave my FF nightly to test your app because you were too lazy to finish it, sorry :( not supporting the latest browsers (and they are all more than good enough) is a shame. would be happy to test it when it works in FF though!
    • hippee-lee 15y ago
      Take a look at reveal.js - http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/#/ http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/#/ && https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js Even though it seems to work best in Chrome it does work in ff and I was able to hack it to go full screen. I have noticed that It will bog the browser down on larger presentations with 20+ slides or more.
    • craiglittle 15y ago
      Thanks for taking a look. We'll let you know when Firefox is supported!
• ArekDymalski 15y ago
  Nice, where can I sign up?
  • craiglittle 15y ago
    Hi, Arek! You can sign up here: http://impressi.me/users/sign_up http://impressi.me/users/sign_up Or, just create a new presentation, and you'll be prompted to create an account when you attempt to save it.
• jnolt 15y ago
  Interesting start. Looking forward to your progress. I think it'll really start to come into its own when you add the ability to include images. I tried using markdown image syntax but I guess you haven't built that functionality yet. Also, it will take a quantum leap when you make a way to customize the path and zooming, of course. But for a start, it's really nice and easy. I dig. I signed up. Keep going!
  • craiglittle 15y ago
    Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed it so far. I agree that getting image support in the product will go a long way.