With some help from Markdown and Vim.
“Hope this makes you chuckle.” —Micah Elliott
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Any editor could do (vim/emacs preferred)
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Don’t need any presentation tools
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Just
<C-f>
and<C-b>
to advance slides -
Vim Markdown syntax makes it pretty
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System requirements: runlevel 1 ☻
Quite simple (and a bit silly)
- Single- or double-spaced bullets
- Dense slides okay! (not recommended)
- Code blocks are exactly as you see them
- Semantically valid sub-bullets!
- Colors defined by scheme you already use
- and term setup (eg, this awesome font)
- Works great in a pinch (A/V issues)
- Contraints are obvious since WYSIWYG
- Could do outline mode with folding
Make a really important take-away!!
Not as good as pygmentize
d, but
at least it’s right here:
def trog
puts "never leaving #{ENV['EDITOR']}"
end
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Just turn the block of bullets…
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into visual…
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from the bottom…
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and de-visual-ize as you talk.
What a hack!
This is an empty slide.
What else do you want to know?
Can look at code demo from right here!
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Keep it small/standard: 640x360 == 16:9
- Or maybe 560x420 for ~4:3
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Can record with xvidcap (or whatever)
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Can zoom with compiz (for projector preso)
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Make each slide same height (:se lines=)
And seval others, I’m sure.
- Demo video
- This presentation as sample template
- Adobe Vim theme
- NERD Commenter (script 1218)
- ProFont
- Vim Markdown
None of these required!