A month ago I’ve released my very own open source project, followed by a bare-bones tool built on top of it.
I’ve listen a lot from the community and now, here a sensible update.
The most significant features are:
- not only plain-text but markdown, yaml, json and even javascript can be used to create slides!
- it’s possible to use local files and it can run offline (since it’s a pwa)
- it saves everything you do, locally
- you can share a presentation with one click
- better UX of the editor
Hope you find it useful and I’m open to feedback and suggestions.
Brilliant! Huge potential, but I'm not sure how this can be used like flowchart.js, js-sequence-diagram or mermaid in a documentation ecosystem. https://bwmarrin.github.io/MkDocsPlus/ has bundled these libraries already and something on that line would be really helpful
The comment/suggestion was different: ability to embed presentation inside a documentation ecosystem like MkDocs (similar to mermaid), optionally with unique URL--and also without external hosting.
I've added a couple of props in the script, you can set the same values present in the dropdown menu in Play tool. Fullscreen can be activating by pressing 'f' on a specific presentation.
Btw I might add a more explicit UI, though.
Out of curiosity, does MkDoc parse correctly the whole content without actually parsing the chunk for Presenta?
A month ago I’ve released my very own open source project, followed by a bare-bones tool built on top of it. I’ve listen a lot from the community and now, here a sensible update.
The most significant features are:
- not only plain-text but markdown, yaml, json and even javascript can be used to create slides! - it’s possible to use local files and it can run offline (since it’s a pwa) - it saves everything you do, locally - you can share a presentation with one click - better UX of the editor
Hope you find it useful and I’m open to feedback and suggestions.
Thanks!