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Eagle.js: A hackable slideshow framework built with Vue.js

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Re: Eagle.js: A hackable slideshow framework built with Vue.js

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Post by lobo_tuerto »

jordan801 wrote: post #32

I wouldn't use Pug to show a demo. I don't know how intuitive it is to people that haven't used it. Seems like you're going to turn off audiences that are not using node/pug. But, other than that it looks interesting!

Pug is wonderful, and this project is aimed at programmers since you need to know your way around Vue.js if you want to make anything with it.

From their docs:

"If you are not familiar with Vue.js you will find eagle.js harder to use than, say, Reveal.js, but on the long term eagle.js makes it easier to organize your slides and implement new ideas."

In any case Pug is really easier on the eyes as it's a lot less code to read/parse.

Re: Eagle.js: A hackable slideshow framework built with Vue.js

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Post by llao »

mimischi wrote: post #12

Is anyone using this or Reveal.js for non-programming/creative talks? I'm in science and haven't tried either solution yet, because it never feels right to only show either a bullet list or a single image on a slide. Obviously getting a gridded layout via grid/flexbox is possible, but isn't this a common need that was solved by someone else? Edit: just had a closer look at Eagle.js and it does support a gridded layou…

I use reveal.js a lot and hack around with plain html and css if needed.

Re: Eagle.js: A hackable slideshow framework built with Vue.js

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Post by yaodingyd »

Nekorosu wrote: post #11

A hackable slideshow framework for hackers on hacker news. :) From now on everyone should call their project hackable if it has a public API.

By hackable we actually mean this library is not that easy to use for non-developer, because it requires you to be familiar with Vue and modern front-end app work flow. It's not "inject script tag, write some html and it just works" kind of library, it offers a set of raw and minimal APIs.

Re: Eagle.js: A hackable slideshow framework built with Vue.js

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Post by yaodingyd »

jordan801 wrote: post #32

I wouldn't use Pug to show a demo. I don't know how intuitive it is to people that haven't used it. Seems like you're going to turn off audiences that are not using node/pug. But, other than that it looks interesting!

You don't have to use pug at all. Pug is more like Zulko's personal choice. You can go with any templating options as long as Vue loader supports.
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