Technical Presentation

Make technical presentations in Markdown/HTML etc.

This uses revealjs with some modifications to package to PDF and standalone HTML format. Also it includes a company scss file for design modifications.

This is a fork of technical-presentation with some small modifications for SDSC.

• See the demo presentation here.
• See some other Rust Workshop src.
• See some other C++ presentation here src.

Authors:

• Gabriel Nützi

Warning

This is the pandoc tooling branch, if you want a simpler version with reveal.js only, use main-simple.

Current revealjs version: 4.6.1

Requirements

Using nix

You can enter a development shell with

nix develop './tools/nix#default'

where all requirements are installed to start working on your first presentation.

DevContainer

There is a .devcontainer to be run over code or the devcontainer CLI. First build the container:

just build-dev-container

or with docker instead of podman:

just container_mgr=docker build-dev-container

Manual

You need the following tools:

• bash
• just
• rsync
• watchman
• npm
• yarn

Usage

1. just init -> Init the build folder with the pinned reveal.js source and inject some changed files (styles, fonts, etc.) and install dependencies inside the build folder.

2. just watch -> Watch the files in src and synchronize changes to the build folder. This is needed to continuously update your changes source files and make the browser reload the page.

3. just present -> Serve the presentation in the browser and continuously reload the page.

4. just package -> Export the presentation as HTML and PDF inside a .zip file to the publish folder.

5. just publish -> Build and upload the (selected) presentation to the publish branch in the folder docs/gh-pages which can then be served by Github pages. The .publish.yaml helps in defining the name and output folder in docs/gh-pages to host multiple presentations alongside.

Make a Presentation

• Write your presentation in Markdown in src/presentations. All images and other assets needed by the presentation should go into the respective assets directory (e.g. presentation-1/assets)

Resources

Check the following resources with additional slide materials:

• Documentation
• Markdown from a C++ presentation View

Modifications

• Edit the design in company.scss.

• Company Logo: Edit the file company-logo.svg.

  • Replace embedded image in company.scss with

  just bake-logo