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by bazzargh
461 days ago
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I made a terminal based presentation tool some years back and like sibling comments said, it was neat for switching back and forth to code samples and output. Mine wasn't markdown tho: I used ttyrec to record a terminal session to a file per slide and the tool just played it back. I set it up so pressing most keys would advance the playback hackertyper style, advancing 200ms per keypress IIRC. When you reach the end of a slide, press return for the next one. The back and forward arrows were used to jump between slides quickly, and title text was done with figlet. I only used it for a couple of in house presentations and meetups where the hacker styling was appropriate; there wasn't much to it so the code wasn't released, it'd be easy to recreate. edited to add: I forgot, I did put it in a gist. https://gist.github.com/bazzargh/a267b97a52f7a1f70c46 ymmv. I recall the playback struggled with things like vim, I always meant to try integrating as cinema since it seems to work better |
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