I'm a self-taught dev focused on websites and Python development.
My friends call me the "Data Genie".
When I get bored, I find tech to read about, write about and build things with.
For interest I've come across RevealJS which let's you use an NPM package to serve the slides or an HTML file which pulls in JS scripts and a markdown file of content to avoid compile step.
I hadn't thought to use RevealJS. Since IDOM can integrate with native JS libraries maybe I could just use RevealJS rather than trying to role my own implementation in a future version.
If you are planning to make it online anyway, you can a CDN, such as UNPKG to serve JavaScript and CSS as well; and your markup will be extremely barebone.
Thanks for the suggestion! At present Slidedown works completely offline. I think I like the idea that you can use it without internet, so as easy as it would be to use a CDN, I think I'll have to stick to building JS dependencies into the app.
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Thanks for sharing. Looks easy to use.
For interest I've come across RevealJS which let's you use an NPM package to serve the slides or an HTML file which pulls in JS scripts and a markdown file of content to avoid compile step.
github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/tree/...
I hadn't thought to use RevealJS. Since IDOM can integrate with native JS libraries maybe I could just use RevealJS rather than trying to role my own implementation in a future version.
If you are planning to make it online anyway, you can a CDN, such as UNPKG to serve JavaScript and CSS as well; and your markup will be extremely barebone.
Thanks for the suggestion! At present Slidedown works completely offline. I think I like the idea that you can use it without internet, so as easy as it would be to use a CDN, I think I'll have to stick to building JS dependencies into the app.