Reveal.js
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comments from last year https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3383673
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#12I've just "hacked" Reveal.js on my own prez to support some code injection and enter/leave support :-)
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#13shameless plug: reveal.js works great with onsnap.js (http://miniqr.com/onsnap.r) how-to: allow microphone, start snapping
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#14Is there anything new about this?
Don't think it has been on HN since around the 1.2.0 release, so a lot has changed: https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/releases
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#15If you like whipping up quick, simple slideshows without any effort - I've been hacking away at Cleaver [0] for the past few weeks. You write a single markdown document and it parses into a single HTML document. I built it primarily for quick presentations at my Open Source club.
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#16For a cool example of using Reveal.js, check out my Haskell Lectures http://shuklan.com/haskell/lec01.html
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#17For those of you wondering what we've changed in reveal.js since it was last on HN, have a look at https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/releases (everything since 1.2.0 is new). Changes include support for RTL, MathJax, Multiplexing, Leap Motion and much more.
I'm also working on making reveal.js available to folks who don't know HTML. Give it a go at http://slid.es/
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#18To people that want more classic style presentations which are exportable to PDF slides there's shower.
https://github.com/shower/shower
Used it for several presentations and I'm pretty satisfied.
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#19Is there anything new about this?
Previous Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4323172 (107 points, 420 days ago, 32 comments)
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#20For those of you wondering what we've changed in reveal.js since it was last on HN, have a look at https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/releases (everything since 1.2.0 is new). Changes include support for RTL, MathJax, Multiplexing, Leap Motion and much more. I'm also working on making reveal.js available to folks who don't know HTML. Give it a go at http://slid.es/
I've been using reveal.js for all my presentations for a while now. It's great, keep up the good work! :)