Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
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Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
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Re: Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
#2Cool project. Was actually thinking about this as I'm currently working on my first ever presentation. Decided to go with reveal.js. Gonna keep an eye on this.
Re: Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
#3What's the equivalent for emacs?
Re: Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
#4What's the equivalent for emacs?
I've seen plenty of these submitted before. A couple of others for Vim, too. I suspect they're more common for Emacs, though: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EmacsPresentation
Re: Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
#5This + screen sharing over ssh. Watch out WebEx!
Re: Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
#6Related: I also made a vim-based presentation tool, called git-slides [1]. The main difference between Vimdeck and git-slides is that vimdeck generates slides out of a simpler format (Markdown), while git-slides displays one WYSIWYG slide for each commit in your git history.
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#7Cool project. Was actually thinking about this as I'm currently working on my first ever presentation. Decided to go with reveal.js. Gonna keep an eye on this.
If you're looking at reveal.js, and you like ruby, check out reveal-ck: https://github.com/jedcn/reveal-ck. Write your slides in slim, haml, or ruby itself. Example of how to do everything in reveal.js but in slim here: https://github.com/jedcn/reveal-ck-template. General introduction in the README, more info here: http://jedcn.com/posts/reveal-ck.
Re: Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
#8Nice work on vimdeck. I like the idea. I ran into a problem while using this gem because it didn't automatically install the required dependencies while installing the vimdeck gem, so I submitted a pull request for the fix.
Re: Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
#9Even though I really love my vim, i think sometimes it's ok to just go with LibreOffice or PowerPoint. nice job though!
Re: Vimdeck - Vim as a presentation tool
#10Looks great, you should totally make a short presentation showing it using http://shelr.tv/ or one of these ttyrec to gif converters.