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Juraslip Park(github.com)
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Show HN: Slipshow, a multi-paradigm presentation tool(slipshow.org)
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by panglesd 1y ago
Very cool! Does it replace identical expressions in the same scope? Like: let tau = 3.14 +. 3.14 becomes let pi = 3.14 let tau = pi +. pi ? EDIT: Or even crazier with function: let _ = (x + 1) + (y + 1) become
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I added a speaker view to my OCaml presentation tool(github.com)
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Slipshow: Plan 9 from External Files(github.com)
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The return of the subslips: visual structure in presentations(github.com)
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by panglesd 2y ago
Interesting experiment. Would love to see a multiplayer version of this game!
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by panglesd 2y ago
Maybe you are interested in slipshow: https://github.com/panglesd/slipshow/
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Show HN: Lighthigher, highlighting while preserving the HTML hierarchy(github.com)
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by panglesd 2y ago
Good question :) Many reasons, I could make a blog post about it! First, let me start with the biggest drawback of using OCaml: it might prevent potential contributors from making contributions. That is very sad! However, OCaml is the langu
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by panglesd 2y ago
Markdeep seems great! Having modifiable source inside the html is a great idea. I'll still need to have a compile workflow to add image while keeping a standalone produced html file (and some other feature such as live-preview), but I&
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by panglesd 2y ago
Yes, that is exactly right! This is one important thing for me: the produced file must be self contained. Even if images are included, they are embedded in the html file.
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by panglesd 2y ago
Thanks for the link, and the idea! Definitely a github action to automatically publish your Slipshow presentation on push would be a great workflow! (I'll open an issue for that!)
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by panglesd 2y ago
Yes, clearly this is not for every usecase. I think math lectures often need quite some text support, they are the reason I created Slipshow.
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by panglesd 2y ago
Very cool! I had never seen something like that! Sometimes, I used the analogy of a big papyrus roll (like this one: https://pgi-shop.de/en/papyrus-roll-20-x-80-double/ ) to explain what is Slipshow. But your analo
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by panglesd 2y ago
I don't know Miro or Figjam very well, but I would say that: - You can write a Slipshow presentation in Markdown, which can be more convenient than in those collaborative whiteboards (depending on the person): the source file is plain
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Show HN: Slipshow – A presentation tool not based on slides(github.com)
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