[maxcan]

jmpress.js is an interesting fork of this with more features and some kind of deeper jquery integration. Worth a look: http://jmpressjs.github.com/jmpress.js/#/home

[urza]

Nice, but it feels like jmpressjs is actually somewhat restrictive compared to impress, am I right? jmpressjs feels more slide-oriented, whereas impress is more like prezi - position it yourself wherever you like in 2D space.. is this correct?

[maxcan]

I thought jmpress was pretty much a superset of the functionality of impress. I could be wrong though.